@BlasterBots101—
If you want to respond to someone, then you ought to prefix his or her username with an ‘@’, so that he or she receives a notification. Also, don't create
special-purpose accounts for comments such as
that.
The comment sections aren't reserved for cheerleaders. Worse, you're objecting to a point that could help the creators to stop
driving away their audience, as they have been doing. Four
thousand people read the first chapter; only a bit more than four
hundred have read the fourtieth chapter. The numbers show that the creators are failing here. Presumably they don't want to keep failing.
I didn't say that I wanted it live; I said that the presentation here fails in its apparent purpose to
seem as much as possible like a live reading, with the
actual result just being that the audience is unpleasantly confronted by the same text many times. The actual story could stay unchanged, and still there'd be a lot more readers
if the audience didn't have to slog through all the repeated text.
(Twitter is run by woke racists and sexists, and I want little to do with it.)