Sorely lacking in the yuri department

I hear you loud and clear, we definitely need more yuri! It's something we are actively looking to fix and will hopefully have taken care of in 2017. That said I don't ever expect the subscription to have a significant amount of yuri, it's probably something that will be more frequent in books/doujin releases.

Yuri itself is a very small niche in the publishing industry, not many books and magazine focus on that one genre (Heck, there's actually NONE in Japan at the moment.

So, it's not Fakku's fault for the lack of Yuri Content, I understand that dropping your sub is a understandable decision. But simply learn the scope of the whole industry first before making a decision.

(correct me on this, is there ANY existing publisher that releases a magazine focused only on Yuri?)

Hentai... i don't think so. Non h they have Comic Yuri Hime and Tsubomi before they ended.

To be fair I actually did a google search before posting my reply, and actually got the results which was then confirmed by Animefreak.
The whole yuri adult manga Industry was just that small.

Like I said, your decision is completely understandable, and the wisest is just unsubscribing rather than waiting the off-chance an artist decided to do yuri. I just felt that your disappointment is misplaced.

Commercial manga rarely has a lot of—in lack of a better word—sub-genres, which can be something as mundane as yuri or something more extreme like bestiality. If they do it's often only a handful of chapters per year at best. Commercial manga is produced for a large market, so as a publisher you want to fill your magazines with content that appeals to as many people as possible. The only real exceptions that come to mind are loli and futanari where there are magazines that have had longtime success as a 100% niche magazine.

As Jacob mentioned, the doujinshi scene is typically where you find these genres. Being self-published with the goal of only selling a few hundred of copies, artists are able to target a smaller niche audience. Of course, if their work doesn't sell, they're the only ones suffering and take a relatively small monetary lost over their hobby. When a magazine shuts down, that's hundreds of people effected and in worst case they lose their livelihood. Running a business comes with greater responsibilities.

As has already been said, it's unlikely the subscription service will ever provide a substantial amount of yuri, but that's precisely why we're expanding into the doujinshi market. Hopefully we can provide you with some yuri content that way instead.

Huge Yuri fan here, but I'm content with what fakku is doing and would rather you guys keep up your progress on getting more quality, normal releases than putting too much effort in getting a genre that's one of the minor even in Japan. One Yuri story in a while would be awesome, but some people just don't understand that it's not on Fakku to create such story, it's up to the artists, and my speculation is most of them either are not into that genre, or just want to take the "safe" way of drawing casual opposite sex chapters.

I know how you feel all of my favorite tags are either nonexistent or slim pickings on fakku but i still enjoy the Subscription