You did great. On one hand, clickable links to the next chapter often rob an author of more comments, especially when he ends the chapter on a cliffhanger. The urge to click on "next" is overwhelming - much bigger than the desire to post "thank you". But on the other hand, it's very convenient to navigate from chapter to chapter.
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2008-04-02 19:54 (UTC)You did great. On one hand, clickable links to the next chapter often rob an author of more comments, especially when he ends the chapter on a cliffhanger. The urge to click on "next" is overwhelming - much bigger than the desire to post "thank you". But on the other hand, it's very convenient to navigate from chapter to chapter.
(I'll try not to forget to write feedback... :)