Letters Page
Readers' questions, answered in the order the post arrives.
Must I subscribe to read a story?
Not at all. Say you are of age, open the cover story and tap Hear her side. A guest may send 10 messages; a subscription keeps the thread going afterwards.
What happens when I tap Hear her side?
The woman at the centre of the story opens a chat with the headline already in hand, as your first line. That costs one message. The other button on her cover begins her usual conversation with no story attached.
How do the three copies differ?
A free issue lasts 3 days: all sixteen stars, no daily count. The newsstand copy follows: 10 messages a day, restarting at midnight UTC, with the first 3 stars you called. Plus restores the full cast and ends the count. The short pass covers 30 days at $15, and the long pass covers 365 days at $99. Cover charge shows where you stand.
How do I pay the cover price?
Send USDT over TRON (TRC-20). The newsagent page gives an address and an exact total. Plus goes live soon after the coins land, usually within a minute. Nothing renews, and the masthead notice covers the rest.
Will she ring me first?
Possibly, if you hold a free issue or Plus and the chat has been silent a very long time. The setting lives on your byline.
What does she remember?
The tales you told, the tips you gave and the things you denied. Her notes sit in the chat menu, to be changed or deleted. Anything typed into the About you field has reached all sixteen before you open your mouth.
Can I see her?
You can: a portrait sits on every star's cover, and a banner spans the home page. Fresh pictures will be announced in next issue.
How do I cancel?
Nothing renews, so no cancelling is needed. To close your account entirely, email the editor, sending from the address you subscribed with.
