| dc.description.abstract | In recent years, the rapid development of the Internet has led to an increasing number of people engaging in literary creation online, giving rise to the online literature industry. This study examines the current development and status of the online literature industry and identifies shortcomings and areas for improvement in the creative environment among authors, readers, and platforms. In light of these observations, the study poses a research question: How can we enhance motivation and profitability in online literature creation while addressing the gaps in the existing online literary environment?
Furthermore, the study finds that current online literature platforms lack mechanisms and measures that allow readers to actively participate in literary creation. If new creative models and corresponding incentives can be established to encourage readers to actively engage in the creative process and stimulate discussions around literary works, this research believes that the online literature industry will experience further robust growth and increase public enthusiasm for online literary creation.
This study proposes an online literature creation model with the aim of enhancing motivation and profitability in online literature, while addressing the gaps in the existing online literary environment. In practical terms, this study utilizes blockchain technology as the underlying technical framework, seeking to avoid limitations imposed on authors by centralized institutions. These limitations include issues such as centralized institutions holding literary copyrights and restrictions on freedom of creation.
Based on theories of complementary thinking, competitive strategy, and the ＂death of the author,＂ this study constructs a practical and operational literature creation model. The design of this model is intended to encourage reader participation in the creative process, enabling literature to be collectively created and fostering positive competition. Through collective creation, each author can contribute their unique perspectives, resulting in a larger collective output, greater profits, and a larger reader base. Simultaneously, by fostering a mindset of positive competition, the model aims to increase public enthusiasm for literary creation and promote the development of the online literature industry.
This study believes that the core value of the proposed literature creation model lies in presenting a new way of thinking about online literary creation and offering a method to address the existing gaps in the online literary environment. | en_US |