niharikabhol Like Reckeva said, and be careful about your chapters and let some minutes between each other. Inkstone sometimes has a hard time with 3+ chapters posted in less than 5 minutes and can miss one, forcing you to manually delete the chapters, salvage the draft and repost it again. I would advise you to set the time between each chapter to be 5 min. Like Chapter 7: Random Things at 5: 00; Chapter 8: Random Things Part II at 5: 05.
Otherwise no, there is absolutely no special feature for mass release. There are only four things on Inkstone:
-creating a volume with a name
-creating a normal chapter
-creating an auxiliary chapter (when you are on the writing of a chapter, see at the top, there is a small flag with Normal, click on it and you can choose auxiliary chapter)
-creating a footnote.

Anyway, 715 of ratio now. I am quite baffled now. Is it because my MC is a Female and the genre, not a Romance? Who knows?

    @Innovation @Reckeva @Reinesse
    Thank you all. I have a fair idea now 😊😊😊
    You guys are so supportive and awesome. We are like unknown people sitting away in the farthest corners of the world. But the way you guys have always helped and motivated me is just amazing.

    Love you all guys 💕💕💕

    Jamison_C Thanks! (: Maybe over the summer when it’s more feasible to release daily I can try.

    Do I have to do anything else in particular to be featured though? Or it just happens depending on total word count and daily release?

        niharikabhol Like what all the others have said. You need to keep in mind that the timestamp dictates the chapter order. So, if you're posting 5 a time, do it with about 5 minute breaks in between to be sure the order is correct.

            Jamison_C 20k+ words
            Daily releases

            It also helps that you have some solid ratings, activity (comments) and boost in collections. Your chances for being featured is higher.

                Zaldizko {BL} Ratio 377:1 ↑6 from last post.

                Lol! My collections dropped to zero due to glitch. I scored some extras when glitch was fixed :smile_cat: Hope they don't take them away again.

                To My Sunflower 574:1
                Started to post again to this story due to interest.

                  half_empty To keep it simple ( I hope) just divide your number of views by number of collections.
                  510000/1000 = 510:1

                  This indicates that for every 510 reads 1 person has your book in their library. Figuratively speaking, since this calculation isn't an exact science.

                  Regardless, to have 510K views with 1K library adds is brilliant in my view.

                      Panqiuyan 102:1 Pretty solid interest regardless of ratio. You have a story people want to read that's for sure. Nice work.

                          1:733. The thousand ratio is getting closer and closer. 121k views for 165 collections. I clearly failed somewhere. Well, time to write more then.

                            Innovation Err, that’s still way better than me at 19k views and 16 collections after 2 months. XD
                            No worries, I wouldn’t get too hung up on the numbers as failure (even though this is a thread just about that >.<‘). From what I’ve gathered, I don’t see much of a correlation in a good story = better ratios. It’s just level of exposure to the target audience I think.

                                Zaldizko {BL} Ratio 379:1 ↓2
                                Collections increased.

                                To My Sunflower 574:1↑2
                                Collections increased.

                                Baffled. Why the collection increase all of a sudden? It's out of pattern. Since we don't use tags to filter, it's hard to track the audience.

                                  Chryiss I don’t see much of a correlation in a good story = better ratios. It’s just level of exposure to the target audience I think.

                                  I see this is a correct assumption. This thread tracks our stories presence and sales capability if anything.

                                      Veronica8 Hahahaha, that's another good way of putting it!
                                      Because honestly, the most popular novels on here seem to be CEO romances, cultivation, or systems, ahem. cough I've read enough now to see that imaginative writing and storytelling doesn't get nearly enough appreciation or popularity. But there's a winning formula for a reason, and I wouldn't hold that against a book since I am susceptible myself to reading said mainstream stories. So due to that, I doubt it'll change much.

                                      Keep on writing for the love of storytelling~

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