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    Increase weekly number of fiction reads?

    Recall the seven fiction reads per week limit was added few years back, with the rush of new visitors to the website.

    Any chance to increase the number of reads per week?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eyebiter View Post
    Recall the seven fiction reads per week limit was added few years back, with the rush of new visitors to the website.

    Any chance to increase the number of reads per week?
    7.5 be OK?

    I'll have a look

    ps: It's the highest hit area of the site (depending how busy this forum is), hence the care.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    Looks good to me, Neil. I'll make an effort to take advantage of it, but I hope this doesn't hurt the bottom line with paying customers. After all, anything that helps defray the cost of keeping this place up & running I'm all for.


    Thanks again!
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    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    Looks good to me, Neil. I'll make an effort to take advantage of it, but I hope this doesn't hurt the bottom line with paying customers. After all, anything that helps defray the cost of keeping this place up & running I'm all for.


    Thanks again!
    Well, I'm hoping the advertising will do that... Hence why I ask folks to not run an advert blocker on the site....
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