#About In the imperial court, a young woman is put into servitude, Maomao. The
tale is just beginning for the apothecary, as rumors circulate about the
emperor’s children’s lives being short-lived. Her curious nature and thirst for
knowledge pushes her to action. To satisfy her curiosity, this young...
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Community related to The Apothecary Diaries. Everyone is welcome. (Anime watcher/Manga Reader/Light Novel Reader)
I know this is what I have done for previous shows that have had a dedicated community, but I don't really want to change things mid-run like this.
Also, I have been debating just allowing discussion threads in both communities for cases like this going forward after some feedback from other users I have gotten. The activity that @[email protected] has had in [email protected] for Daima threads has been heartening to see even as rikka continued to make threads in the main anime community.
What I will do is try to finish a new feature for rikka that I started working on where she can link to related communities in the post that she makes. It will be a section in her post that looks like this:
Also, I have been debating just allowing discussion threads in both communities for cases like this going forward after some feedback from other users I have gotten.
Yeah, please allow both communities. I personally don't like joining communities just for 1 IP
Was I not supposed to keep it going in both? I figured one would lead to the other and people would go where they wanted. Personally I tried to mirror my comments in both threads
Totally fine! It was actually super helpful for me to see how it went. Here is the context:
In the past, when there has been a dedicated community for a series ([email protected], [email protected], [email protected]), I have prevented the bot from making discussion threads in [email protected], instead directing everybody over to that community for discussion threads. The motivation was to try to direct the relatively larger user base for the anime community to help the smaller communities grow.
Seeing how you were able to keep discussions going in [email protected] despite me not blocking the bot from making posts provided a valuable data point that the posts in the anime community weren't stifling the discussion happening elsewhere.