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I’ve taken another look at this and found an issue with the scheduled view-count updates. I’ve made some changes that should fix it properly now. Please let me know if you notice it happening again.

Thanks for the suggestion! We’ve expanded the variable documentation with more details about variable types, ordering, conditions, and missing values. Updated pages: - Reader and Game Variables: https://chyoa.com/chapter/Reader-and-Game-Variables.260239 - Conditional Branches...

Thanks for the clear example. I’ve fixed that now, so the button should update cleanly in place when the condition changes.

Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve kept the option to read from the beginning and added another option for readers who open the Story Map from a chapter. They can now select a later chapter on that path and continue reading from their current chapter.

Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve added a “Preview current results” toggle for chapter authors and story staff, so they can see the rankings while the results remain hidden from readers until the configured time.

Thanks for the report, and especially for testing. There was no intended limit on action button logic. The rich-text editor was misreading compact comparisons like game:roll<game:size as HTML when reopening the chapter, which caused the text to be cut off. I’ve updated the editor handling so...

Thanks for the report. I looked into this and noticed that the story in question had spaces in front of the title, which caused it to be sorted differently. It should be fixed for this particular story now. I also added a fix that strips empty spaces from the beginning and end of story titles...

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve implemented this now. In the story map, you can use the icon on the right side of a chapter and choose Read Path from Start. It will then start from the beginning and guide you through which choices to take to reach that chapter.

You’re right. That notification was created before the change went live, so its saved link only points to the chapter itself, not to the specific comment. New comment/like/reply notifications should include a #comment-... anchor now, which lets the page load the comments and scroll to the right...

Thanks for the report. I checked, and the chapter poll itself should show all results once they’re visible to you. The poll list pages only show the top/current leader as a summary. Can you share a screenshot or describe what you’re seeing, and where?

Thanks for explaining the use case. I have implemented this now. Open polls should still show in the order of their upcoming close date, but closed polls are now sorted with the latest closed polls first, so they should be easier to use as a to-do list.

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve removed the author line, since the author is always you in this list anyway. That should save some space already. I’ll also check if I can improve the layout further.

Can you send me the link?

I think it just takes a moment until the comments are loaded, and then it scrolls down. Can you check?

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve implemented this now: “your comment” should link directly to the liked comment itself.

Thanks for the detailed report, Murakami. This should be fixed now. The story map should now preserve the collapsed state correctly when additional chapters are loaded. Please let me know if you still have trouble with the story map.

Good point. I’ve now introduced a separate published date, so the charts and dates in general should now refer to when chapters were actually published, not when drafts were posted.

Thanks for the screenshot and the details. Do you think it would make sense to remove the chapter text from the list entirely? That would make each entry much more compact and should allow more chapters to fit on the screen.

Thanks for the report. I think this is just because you put it in a blockquote. If you remove the "> " from the beginning of the line, the image should have full width.

We now have action buttons. Action buttons let authors add clickable choices inside a chapter that directly change the reader’s game state.