@myskaros I don't have to bother with that... Running my own mail servers, I can generate aliases as needed. The one I use for JNC is unrelated to any others I use.

My mail program allows me to manage them just fine. It also makes it simple to figure out who's database got compromised when the spam (or threat) emails start flowing.

"Salted" emails are a bit of a pain for me, as a forum moderator. The same spammers hit relentlessly by simply adding periods within their gmail addresses. If I thought I could get away with it, I'd pre-ban all gmail.com addresses.

@basuga you can use credits on preordering books to access their prepubs (including as they come out). It's not great for trying new series, but at least helps you follow your existing favourites.

@lyokoninja We're aware that this is not ideal and looking into a solution; check back later this year to see if anything has changed!

@solusvenator The other 2 are fine on my end. The only issue I've seen is the use of placeholder chapter lengths in the meta data for all manga chapters in volumes that started prepub in December or later.

Yes, it was disabled some months ago: https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/5045/chats-function-to-be-disabled

@myskaros yep, just checked and it is fixed for me now. Thanks for the quick turnaround, never imagined it to be a bug, let alone something fixed at midnight (east coast).

As someone else suggested, I will make sure to report any future issues like this that I stumble across. Have a great night.

@myskaros thank you sorry to have to report a bug like that.

Even if you don't use the feature, the code for it (libraries, dependencies, etc) is still there unfortunately. 😕

Unfortunately, we believe that Amazon has removed the volume without informing us. We are still looking into it, but you may want to consider finding it on another platform, otherwise it may be some time before it is available again on Kindle.

@vorthod Thank you for the feedback!

@someoldguy Looks like something wasn't set public, it should be up now!

@hasezoey Your correct in that it would have no effect. Whichever one has higher priority just wins out (last one loaded if they have the same priority).

@jpwong said in if i buy the book from here, Will i get the premium bonus content (ascendance of a bookworm)):

I got my fanbook from amazon and it showed up alright, though I do agree you should use almost anyone else. Amazon has to be the only retailer I've seen that just stuffs books into bubble mailers instead of using a cardboard book shipper.

And this is a real pity. If I think about that books were once their core product and how good they packaged them... 1998-1999 they used a cardboard with a stretching foil so the book could not fly in the package. And then they used a package that did fit the product not a 2 meter box for something 30cm.

Sure some would say this plastic cardboard is bad for the enviroment but how much better is it if people file for a replacement because the book got damaged?

Sigh I would really prefer if they would package it like "Cross Cult" and their Manga series. No way to damage them with their tight packages. But opps we get sidetracked.

So yes you get the bonus content but not the extra stories of the fanbook as the fanbook itself is a solo book.

@bastianinuk Just checked and it looks good!
Thanks

@jon-mitchell I think the people who would benefit from that are mostly the people who essentially follow maybe 1 or 2 series at most. If all you're here for is Bookworm for example, it may work out cheaper to just buy a bunch of credits, order the volumes so you can follow the pre-pubs and not maintain an active subscription.