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Feedback

Every kind of feedback Inkbreaker offers, all of it human. Trade peer notes one read for another, leave inline comments in the margin, request notes from a specific writer, find sensitivity readers and beta readers, and never get a word of it from a model.

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Peer feedback

It is free for everyone. Feedback is human and specific, the queue keeps the exchange balanced, and you choose who you trade with.

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Inline comments

Comments are free for everyone. Each one can hold a short back-and-forth, so a reply lands under the comment it answers instead of starting a new thread. When a note has been dealt with, mark it resolved and it steps back, dimmed and out of the way, until you want to look again. You decide whether a piece takes comments at all, and you can turn them off at any time without losing the ones already there. Your comments live alongside your work, never inside it, so they stay out of what you export.

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Direct feedback requests

Direct requests are free. The writer gets a clear ask and can take it or pass, and you can turn requests off if you would rather not receive them.

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Sensitivity reads

Offering and giving sensitivity reads is free. Requesting one is part of Pro. The matcher looks at overlap, who has room, and who is least loaded, and surfaces a short list rather than a single name.

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Beta readers

Being a beta reader and offering to read are free. Requesting a beta read is part of Pro. Every request carries a word count, content warnings, and a deadline, so nobody is guessing.

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Reader credentials

As you give useful feedback, each lane climbs through verified, trusted, and distinguished. Your standing shows on your profile and on a public reader page anyone can link to, while the raw score stays private. Pro readers can export a certificate of their record. It is a quiet way to find the right reader, and to be found as one.

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Honest notes from people who read closely.

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