I need some episode pacing advice

[Skoolar]

Hello!

So I came from smackjeeves, and I started using tapas as a mirror site with my main elsewhere.

Anyway, when I first popped on here, I didn't really understand the whole "episode" structure since I like having my comic in graphic novel chapters.
So at first I just kinda, threw as many pages as I could fit into an episode and then proceeded to '"part 2" "part 3" ect.'

Eventually I got a better rhythm of doing it scene by scene, to make each episode more digestible.
But the problem is that half my comic is now unorganized with huge chunks

I don't have many subs and I don't think many of my readers use this mirror. But I would like to improve the reading experience here.

Just now, I tried editing my episodes, but it seems kinda messy trying to reposition each new episode, and I don't see an option to put my comic under private while I'm doing it. It just seems like starting over would be much easier.

question:
Would it be worth reuploading from the beginning, with the scene by scene structure or should I just leave it as it is? A different suggestion?
Do you have any insight on episode format in general?

[thedude3445]

Yeah I think you should reupload. It'll make your viewcount drop a lot but if you think the pacing is very bad it might be necessary. Plus, reuploading in smaller chunks means more episodes in total!

[mountainwolves]

in my opinion, if the webcomic episode format is not your series' original, it is not worth it changing it. I think the original medium to which a work is conceived is the one that optimizes its strengths. That said, I think it is well worth it to maybe start a new series with the episode pacing in mind. If tapas/webtoons are just an afterthought, then maybe just use it to direct readers to your main page.