@Morose Previously, Eco's gender was unspecified. She looked like a boy (she really does), so I assumed she was male and tacked on a 'he'. Plus, you would typically expect boys to be bullying, well, other boys, so it makes sense in that regard. It was in this chapter that the characters actually...
@bajonk As @anifd states, it is indeed the publisher (Square Enix) splitting up the chapters. We simply aim to keep up to date to the best of our ability
@Druidacious @greyhud90 The publisher (Square Enix) is the one that splits the chapters, not us. We aim to keep the series up to date, even if it means continuing to release the series in its original parts. Also, please do not assume my gender.
@Hotgps We release full chapters for the series that are published in full chapters. These part releases are because the publisher (Square Enix) releases them in parts
@Wolvenworks The publisher (Square Enix) releases the series in parts; it's out of our control. We are up to date so far and the series releases on a bi-weekly basis
@GalladeGuy The series was released in parts to begin with; the previous group simply waited for the full chapters before releasing them
Unfortunately, now that the series is caught up, the series only comes out in parts on a bi-weekly schedule, so this is what it'll be like from now on as I...
@RedlineAlchemist Yes, we're going with Beastfolk from now on. Some reader sites might not have it updated yet though, meaning old chapters are still stuck on furry
@Scynix It's unspecified at the moment; the usage of s/he has largely been a placeholder that I've been trying my best to avoid using, but sometimes I slip up and write one anyway
@twigs22 @ShiningMeow The chapters are released in parts by the publishers; we don't split it ourselves. We simply try to stay up to date with the releases as they come out in Japan.