Jacob Posts
As a result of this change we are going to quickly figure out better international shipping options, it'll probably take a week or two for them to go live but the prices will be less expensive across the board.
leven001 wrote...
Jacob wrote...
Contact Amazon and find out what's wrong and see if they plan to fulfill the order. They have been taking issue with our books because they are for adults and unfortunately it's on them.I'm afraid I just followed up on part of Tsujoi's recommendation and cancelled the order. Yesterday I had a conversation with Amazon's help chat about the vanishing page, and the guy told me it's a technical error with the product page; the order was still in process, and as soon as the book would've arrived, they would've fulfilled the order. But now that you're saying they're having issues with your books...
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Well, I just tried reordering it by clicking the "Buy it Again"... and I ended up with this. Buy it again Clicking the product page link itself still ends up at a 404. Strange stuff.
Yeah but you cancel the order in that case, seems Amazon is not cool with the adult books anymore.
Contact Amazon and find out what's wrong and see if they plan to fulfill the order. They have been taking issue with our books because they are for adults and unfortunately it's on them.
BitNdragon wrote...
Jacob wrote...
I meant to reply yesterday, your account should be all set! And I have added a free month of subscription time onto your account because the issue was our fault.Thank you I was feeling really pushed around. I normally try to avoid making public shows like forum posts but I'm glad to see you guys aren't ignoring me
No problem at all, we never actually got your emails (assuming you used the contact form). I went a double checked, the only contact we have from you was via a PM to me and I don't check them often.
I meant to reply yesterday, your account should be all set! And I have added a free month of subscription time onto your account because the issue was our fault.
Now that subscriptions are live we are faced with new challenges when thinking about the design of FAKKU. Because FAKKU itself is publishing all (or the majority) of content on the website, it is safe to assume it will all be high quality and worth reading if you are interested in its tags. Previously you could make an argument that as time went on the content on the website got better, so browsing through the years of past uploads didn't have much value. That is no longer the case.
This is even more important when thinking about a new user that hasn't been keeping up to date with the front page. We need to surface content from our back catalog that a new user may not realize we have, we want them to get the absolute most value out of their subscription (assuming, value = time spent reading = amount of faps). It's on us to come up with ways to surface that content to people, so you view the content on FAKKU as a massive library rather than just the latest on the front page.
I imagine this is a problem all big catalog websites like Netflix, Crunchyroll, Steam, etc are faced with and are attempting to solve. In the coming months we will be exploring different ways and designs to make our back catalog more obvious, including the one here. This is what the new /manga landing page will look like soon (click the image to see it in action). The idea is to build upon the idea of specialized categories that websites like Netflix procedurally generate, but do it for hentai.
Let me know what you think and if you have ideas of your own based on what I've said. Or even if you have some fun categories you'd like to see in the future, as the diversity of our catalog grows there will be lots of opportunities for some fun ones. You can view the /discover page here.
This is even more important when thinking about a new user that hasn't been keeping up to date with the front page. We need to surface content from our back catalog that a new user may not realize we have, we want them to get the absolute most value out of their subscription (assuming, value = time spent reading = amount of faps). It's on us to come up with ways to surface that content to people, so you view the content on FAKKU as a massive library rather than just the latest on the front page.
I imagine this is a problem all big catalog websites like Netflix, Crunchyroll, Steam, etc are faced with and are attempting to solve. In the coming months we will be exploring different ways and designs to make our back catalog more obvious, including the one here. This is what the new /manga landing page will look like soon (click the image to see it in action). The idea is to build upon the idea of specialized categories that websites like Netflix procedurally generate, but do it for hentai.
Let me know what you think and if you have ideas of your own based on what I've said. Or even if you have some fun categories you'd like to see in the future, as the diversity of our catalog grows there will be lots of opportunities for some fun ones. You can view the /discover page here.
shadeus wrote...
Thanks for the covers. Any chance of getting the Comic Kairakuten 2015-12 cover as well?Here you go!
You're right that your most recent charge was not successful, but your account still had a flag on it about an active subscription. You should be all set now and have the ability to re-subscribe, welcome back!
Cyph wrote...
Well it's not the weekend and download links aren't there after countdown (as of 6:02pm est here)Few minutes! Their being published as we speak.
Linking to websites that host rips of FAKKU content is not allowed, simple as that. And it would be hypocritical of us given our relationship with the artists to allow you to link to scanlation websites now that we've gone legit, so no, don't do it.
Just sent you an email with more details, we can continue talking there. It will come from jacob@fakku.net