That’s right, but I think it’s definitely an advantage for them if their story is good. Let’s say story A has only 10 reads because it’s hard to find and story B (written by a popular author) has 10.000. Both stories are well written so there is a good chance that many people who started, will continue reading them. There is only 1 reader who quits story A, which makes 90% reader retention, but the other author can lose 1000 readers and will still have the same retention rate. (I know that the number of reads is not equal to the number of readers, but let’s pretend we are calculating only with 1 episode.)