Track every draft, edition, and right.

• Every save is a revision

  Each save preserves an exact version. Clearing a chapter also saves a blank revision, but blank chapters cannot be published.

• Publish in your time zone

  Schedule a chapter for Friday at 8 p.m. and it publishes at that time in your time zone. Scheduling runs on the server, so your computer can be off.

• Set clear roles for collaborators

  When you invite someone to write with you, grant reading, suggesting, editing, and publishing permissions separately. Being able to edit does not mean they can publish. Reader and collaborator feedback stays in one inbox.

• Take your whole work with you

  Back up a complete work and export it in a format that preserves all formatting. Plain text is available as a simpler option. You can also import older plain-text and Markdown drafts and continue writing.

• Annotations and emphasis

  Add notes such as zhuyin or furigana in the editor, along with emphasis marks. Japanese works support vertical reading.

• Maps

  Mark places on maps you draw yourself.

• Relationship maps

  Connect characters and show how they relate.

• Timelines

  Add events even when their dates are uncertain. Every diagram also has a list you can read item by item.

• Share selected pages

  Choose a few pages to publish to the work’s Wiki+. Readers cannot see your private revisions.

• Continuity assistant

  An optional assistant only flags conflicts between your notes and draft. You still write the chapters yourself.

• No subscription required

  Worldbuilding and complete exports that can be imported again do not require a paid subscription.

• One chapter in two places

  The same chapter can appear in both a serial and a collection. Its text and comments are stored once, while reading progress is tracked separately in each place.

• Images or polls on their own

  Publish a post with only an image or a poll. It does not need accompanying text.

• Author’s notes are not part of the text

  An author’s note at the end of a chapter is an attachment to the post. It does not count toward the word count, is skipped in translation, and is excluded from formal releases.

• Continue with the next chapter

  The “Continue” section on the home page opens the next unread chapter. Chapter discussion stops at each reader’s progress, and spoilers beyond it stay hidden.

• Comments stay with the text

  Comments and quotes record the revision and passage they refer to. If the author edits later, they stay beside the same sentences.

• Master version

  Every work has one master version, where all readers begin. New chapters and languages are added here without changing the work’s identity.

• Online serial

  An online serial is a type of release. Since its content changes, its original URL and dated snapshots are recorded, with each snapshot archived separately.

• Fixed edition

  Choose published content and archive it as a fixed edition. New chapters added later will not appear in it.

• One edition, many outlets

  An edition can appear in many stores and on many sites while remaining one release. Reposts made without permission get separate records and are never merged into the official edition.

• Translations

  A translation is a new content version linked to the revision or edition it was translated from. If the source is unclear, it is marked as unknown rather than guessed.

• Reader translations

  A reader translation of an online work is recorded as a virtual release, with its coverage stated, such as “the first 20 of 100 chapters” (example). A virtual release is an organizational record on REZICS, not a claim that this edition was published.

Each release is marked as official, unofficial, virtual, discontinued, or canceled. Its record remains when its status changes.

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  You keep your copyright. By uploading content to REZICS, you authorize REZICS to store, reproduce, transmit, display, process, and reformat it only to provide the service you use. This license does not cover advertising, selling your private content, creating new commercial editions, or unrestricted AI training.

• Each translation has its own credit

  A work can have several translations, chosen separately by readers and Realms. Each translation is credited to its translator. Authors can refuse a link from the original work’s page to a translation and can file a rights appeal.

• Public access needs a basis

  Reader translations are private by default. To make one visible, there must be a recorded reason: the original is in the public domain, it uses an open license that permits translation, the author has given consent, or the author has already publicly allowed translations. A community vote cannot make a translation public.

• Track progress passage by passage

  Each translated passage has a status: draft, translated, reviewed, or final. If the original passage changes, its translation is marked “needs update” and stays in place rather than moving under a new sentence.

• License declarations

  Each license declaration states what is licensed, which version of which terms applies, who made the declaration, when, and what it covers. Unknown details are marked unknown. A declaration is not legal confirmation of a license. Authors can also publish a standing license, such as permission to translate. If it is withdrawn, the original declaration is not rewritten.

• AI use declarations

  Text, images, and translations each state whether AI was not used, assisted, or generated the content. Human review is recorded separately, so readers can choose what they want to see.

• Know the terms before buying

  Before checkout, see the edition, language, compatibility requirements, price, taxes, seller, license, and refund terms.

• Preview, update, and download again

  Readers can preview sample chapters. Updates and re-downloads after purchase follow the purchase terms.

• Your purchase remains yours

  If a work is removed or its agreement ends, buyers keep their license under the original terms and applicable law.

• Reader privacy

  Buying your work does not give you access to a reader’s reading history or library. You receive only the aggregated data needed for accounting.

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