I suppose now I know where priorities should be (core lessons) :/

Things have definitely evolved to a point where each lesson takes way more work than it used to (lessons used to be easy to write, but now the standards are much higher, I think). Dividing lessons into pages really makes me think more about each piece and where they fit. There’s kanji now (gotta have kanji to refer to in each lesson, ideally) which is a lot extra for the lesson. Also, more worksheets per lesson (at least compared to back in the day), and I’ve been working much harder at thinking about what lesson should go where, since I think the ordering is so important.

That being said, totally hear what you’re saying and will try to focus in more on core, since it sounds like that’s the big spot for most people, which makes sense. Sad part is the better the lessons are, the quicker you guys can finish them, and also the longer it takes for me to write / put them together. Will try to get back to more core lessons – last month definitely had a lot of prepping for the next sections going on, as well as more side-stuff, so focus on core wasn’t very good… you folks definitely reminded me to refocus on that :/

As for the mentions of “you could make more money if you updated more,” etc. … not my goal to make money, unfortunately for you :P If it was, lessons would be a lot worse, I think (but you’d get a whole bunch more, i suppose!).

Anyways, thanks thanks to everyone posting here… was really surprised when it turned so moderately angry at me! 0_0

Feels like a lean towards the core content side of things… makes sense!

@MisterM2402 hahaha, yes, perhaps :( └@(･ｪ･)@┐