Are you familiar with this?

[MelissaBaby]

I've been on reddit for almost ten years and never paid any attention to the Lit sub. I do know a number of authors who post their stories on their own subs.

FYI, there are three moderators listed, one of whom, the aforementioned u/LitsLit, is presumably directly involved with the site (I'd guess it's Manu). They have made four posts in the last two years.

Four.

In two years.

And that concludes my participation in this discussion.

 

[jaF0]

the aforementioned u/LitsLit, is presumably directly involved with the site (I'd guess it's Manu). They have made four posts in the last two years.

Four.

In two years.

I see quite a few more than four and they seem to be directly answering questions and trying to address issues.

https://old.reddit.com/user/LitLits

 

[MelissaBaby]

I see quite a few more than four and they seem to be directly answering questions and trying to address issues.

https://old.reddit.com/user/LitLits

Making a comment is not making a post. Manu regularly answers questions in the forums here as well. So what?

 

[jaF0]

Not sure anybody is Modding over there. Lots of things that should be gone.

 

[jaF0]

Mods over there are really sluffing off bad.

 

[jaF0]

@lovecraft68

htt ps://ww w.reddit.com/r/literotica/comments/1iwnuxb/looking_for_more_stories_like_that_damn_red_dress/

 

[MillieDynamite]

I'm on Substacks, but writing for what should be a daily audience means writing something under 1000 words. Most of what I write is fiction, not here to you guys, but for public consumption, yeah, fiction. Writing tales between two and five-minute reads is counterintuitive to writing for publication on sales sites. Because of that, I'm not putting in the effort required to get a following. I haven't the time to commit to producing reads requiring so little time for the reader. It's a dilemma. Sure, it could help with sales if the followers take the time to find my other work.