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@Catwing Nice perspective! That’s hard to nail. 😉

@Emily I’m sure you are. Or are working that way. 😀 I couldn’t judge as I haven’t read any of your stuff! 😉

@Ryanna Yup INFPs, INFJs (of which we also have a ton), most commonly known for that. 😀 Though we do have quite a few good extroverted ones. 😉

@Daeus Wow that’s a comprehensive survey.

I agree with Daeus. And I don’t think people would draw too many parallels as long as it was different enough. 🙂

@Ryanna HAHA! Another INFP! We have about a gazillion of those on here. 😀 Welcome to KP!

@Daeus Yuppo, the former. When fate seeks to destroy you.

@Daeus Yuppo, the former.

@WarrioroftheRealm Three. 🙂

@salome01w4g Is this good?

If you are careful about the content and tone of the books you read, what signs do you look for inside a story that indicate it is probably a good fit for you?

So, about this, @aratrea. Is this something you think would be valuable to the KP community?

@winter-rose Yeah, I don’t think that aspect could be fixed, but readers could skip over any question if it didn’t apply to them or if they are very short on time. I’ll add more notes in the survey to make that clear.

@salome01w4g That’s basically what I meant. I was trying to word it a bit broader in case there were other reasons a reader had to be selective, but now that I think about it, it’s best to make questions narrow. I think I’ll go with the specific wording.

@seekjustice 😛 If you like it as much as I did, you’ll be glad that it lasts so long.

@seejustice 😛 If you like it as much as I did, you’ll be glad that it lasts so long.

@warrioroftherealm I think as long as you have some clear differences from the white tree. I’d also question though why it has to be a tree. Trees are perfectly fine, but I’d personally choose the forbiden fruit symbol based on what fits best for my story world and style. It could be a gem in an underground cavern. It could be a magic icon. It…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Oooooooooooohhhh…

*whispers* One of my other selves put it in your head, @Daeus, that’s how I knew…

@kate-flournoy I’m impressed, seeing as I only typed it as an afterthought.