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I clarify my question:

Maybe I've asked a similar question here before, but this time I need to ask you as precisely as possible.

Are people interested in reading mini-stories—in the form of first-person or third-person stories in the style of a web novel, or just in the style of a novel?

The thing is, I've built this kind of community here on Lemmy because there's not much content here, and I decided to add some color, so to speak.

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[–] TheV2@programming.dev 4 points 1 day ago

Yes, but there are quite a few communities that cover this already, e.g. !shortstories@literature.cafe.