[ SECRET POST #2868 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2868 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

(not the op)

I'm not being snarky here, but how it is different? The author is treating each chapter as an individual work, right? A fanartist on commission won't draw the work I'm asking for unless they're paid, either.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT. Maybe I'm misunderstanding how commissions work, but it's not an original idea either, as it was requested. It'd be like commissioning a novel-length fic that is for a specific person. The fic is being written already, but new chapters are not posted until the author is paid.

[(Anonymous)]

Well yeah, but the OP is talking about wanting a chapter and being willing to commission a chapter, so the OP regards it as an individual work. Isn't that at least comparable to a person wanting to commission a piece of fanart? Say that an artist was known for drawing a fanart series like... I don't know... MCU characters in medieval garb. So they've already drawn a bunch, but then someone wants to commission Character X as the next installment of the series. The way I see it, OP is commissioning the next installment of the series.

[(Anonymous)]

No, it's more like there is an idea for a novel, but the author has no reason to sit down and write if not commissioned. There is no already-written chapters being "held hostage" until the author's paid. You want to see the next part? You pay the fanauthor to write it.