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    Feed /list for finished pre-pubs (or consistent format)

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      redmaw Premium Member
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      I like to read the entire volume at once so I wait for all parts to be available. Having a feed that only announces complete pre-pubs would be handy since I miss them sometimes due to all the noise. Sometimes the final parts are not even in my feed which is quite annoying as I almost missed a couple volumes recently.

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        chocolatkey Staff @redmaw
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        @redmaw When you say "feed", do you mean an RSS feed or a visual feed? Note that a digital volume feed is available here: https://j-novel.club/calendar?rel=digital

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          hopebestman @redmaw
          last edited by hopebestman

          @redmaw you can just put a google reminder. I am doing for bookworm release. Every thuesday 1am i got notification. For you, you can check how many parts will be that volume and you can put a reminder on your calendar after that weeks.

          8 parts, 8 weeks to read a book, than binge read the same book within' 2 hours again.

          Myne: Did we deceived him?
          Ferdinand: Indeed we did.
          Myne: *surprised myneface

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            redmaw Premium Member @chocolatkey
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            @chocolatkey I have been using the RSS feed but I wanted to stay out of specific technologies. The new calendar / schedule is very nice and I'd be almost completely satisfied with just another filter option to show only "end" parts. Only additional feature RSS feed gives me is the ability to hide/mark the volume once I've read it, which I can easily do without.

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