Quantity

I've already uploaded a few stories this month, all (if I remember correctly) weight gain based. There's still a couple days before I will cut myself off from uploading for November, and I have both an FMG story and a vore/weight gain quickie done. All I have to do is sleep on them and proof, and then I can post them. Plus I have a third story, a booty growth one, started that I can finish before Monday night, so that's potentially three I can upload before the month is over.

But I have two questions.

First, is there a limit to how many stories I should upload in a month? I know not everyone wants to or can pay for every story I upload, even if they're all in line with their preferences, so should I hold off on that one until December?

December will probably be a slight month anyway, fora couple reasons. One, I work retail, so I'll have 40 hour work weeks until the end of the year, including days that leave me exhausted and not fit for writing. Two, I have two commissions and an FMG story at least one person is waiting for, so I won't be doing any quick and dirty stuff for a while. Three, I've got other stuff I want to take care of before 2016 is over, so writing might take a backseat.

The second issue: the vore story is a lean 1,000 words, and this booty story looks like it will be as well. I said when I started this that I wanted to do more quickies, dashing out simple ideas I get and not sitting on them or trying to make them 'feature length' when they don't have to be. When I do commissions I charge 10 bucks per thousand words, so asking one dollar from my patrons for the same amount doesn't seem wrong to me, but I'm not sure if others would agree.

Is there a minimum word count I should aim for before charging for a story? (I think I've asked this before.) If I do a 1,000 word story should I include two or three in a post and not charge for each individually? What would be fair in that situation?

I'm thinking I'll hold off on these until December starts and then upload them each individually. Does anyone have a compelling argument against that?