A Note Re: Commission Revisions
8 years ago
Greetings,
How is everyone?
Just wanted to let everyone know that I'm continuing to make progress was some commissions. I returned to working on them after taking a week off. I'll be shooting off updates today and tomorrow for those who commissioned me.
I've come across an issue that's become time-consuming and more labor-intensive than I originally anticipated. When someone commissions me for a story, I spend some one-on-one time with them to discuss the characters, themes, plot overview; after the discussion phase, I turn over drafts for them to review. Once I get the final draft and they approve it, I upload it here. Lately, issues arose from people wanting me to make revisions in parts of their stories that bear no relevance to the overall plot -- a lot of stylistic revisions. This has taken more time than I care to admit, and it takes advantage of the "pay me later after you like it" trust system. I've gotten a few people who've said to me, after working for weeks and sometimes months on a draft, that they wouldn't pay me because I'm not committing to every one of their many revisions.
It's not like I need the money for bills or anything like that, and it's not like others are still on the waiting list /s
I'll continue the commissions through this cycle, but after I'm done with this batch, it's back to original stories.
LS
How is everyone?
Just wanted to let everyone know that I'm continuing to make progress was some commissions. I returned to working on them after taking a week off. I'll be shooting off updates today and tomorrow for those who commissioned me.
I've come across an issue that's become time-consuming and more labor-intensive than I originally anticipated. When someone commissions me for a story, I spend some one-on-one time with them to discuss the characters, themes, plot overview; after the discussion phase, I turn over drafts for them to review. Once I get the final draft and they approve it, I upload it here. Lately, issues arose from people wanting me to make revisions in parts of their stories that bear no relevance to the overall plot -- a lot of stylistic revisions. This has taken more time than I care to admit, and it takes advantage of the "pay me later after you like it" trust system. I've gotten a few people who've said to me, after working for weeks and sometimes months on a draft, that they wouldn't pay me because I'm not committing to every one of their many revisions.
It's not like I need the money for bills or anything like that, and it's not like others are still on the waiting list /s
I'll continue the commissions through this cycle, but after I'm done with this batch, it's back to original stories.
LS
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