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I usually post in the evening... but since I live in Italy, MY evening is YOUR (U.S.) morning, LOL

Anyway, I don't think there's a best time to post. If peolpe want to read your story, they'll read it, as soon you post it... or the next week, too.

The BIG difference is posting in a large fandom or in a small one, cause it varies the time your story stays on the first page, and so the possible number of NEW viewers.

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I think the most part of people post in the evening, or, at least, people who work during the day. But I don't think it affects the number of new viewers.

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I don't notice so much difference... morning... evening... during the week... during the week-end... the number of my views is constant along the whole week and month after month (with some increase as soon as after I post, but I've had peaks of viewers totally unrelated to a new post, so unexiplicable to me); and sometimes, in a day, I have more viewers for stories I posted MONTHS (or YEARS!!) ago than for the story just posted, so... I DON'T UNDERSTAND why, how and when readers decide to read a story (some readers read stories already completed, for example, so they won't read your story no matter when you post it, but just when you complete it).

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