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okay i really need opinions/votes from readers of my webcomic and webcomic fans in general

for a story, would you rather have:

🌲 longer, more elaborate chapters that can give larger chunks of story and plot, but only come out every so often (in my case, once a month)?

or

🌱 shorter chapters that slowly chip away at the plot, but with much more frequent episodes (in my case, i’d aim for weekly or biweekly episodes)

please vote in the comments with either emoji, and feel free to explain your thought process too!

i honestly want to be able to post more frequently and, sometimes when it comes to stories, less is more but i want to know what my audience/a general webcomic loving audience thinks as well
May 2, 2022
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Comments
🌲Is what I would personally like but I know on webtoon 🌱 does better. A lot of people seem to have short attention spans now so 🌱 has an advantage.
What’s your WEBTOON called??
🌱 even though I prefer reading longer chapters, I think shorter chapters are much more manageable for webcomic artists and as long as the story progresses I think it’s not a bad format
🌲 I chose this because it's the type of story I prefer to read AND to write. I do like webcomics, but I have a preference for those with full chapter updates much like a serialized manga. I have a slow attention span, and I like to simmer on what I'm reading for a bit, so short little bits of a chapter just kinda give me whiplash. Even if I have to wait much longer, a full chapter is worth that wait for me.
🌱 because it would get more people interested! But I personally think 🌲 because I hate small chunks of a story- lol they both have pros and cons
🌱 and 🌲
Let me explain. Shorter is for when the webtoon is still ongoing. Frequent chapters mean more engagement.
When it's completed, you can merge the chapters together so the reader doesn't always have to click on next chapter.
🌲 I think each chapter should be a mini story arc which is a building block of the overall narrative. It's easier for the reader to stay invested if each chapter takes you on a different journey
🌱