It doesn't matter, regardless of whether it is the jump or not that forces the author to extend the work. The manga is at its peak and continuing after all this can be very dangerous.
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Even easier: insert a flashback arc. We still know very little about Tanjiro's parentage despite numerous hints being dropped.
Toriyama made it very clear that they didn't want him to end Dragon Ball even when he was sick of writing it. Of course he wasn't forced at gunpoint, but if even a mangaka who's already made it big feels so much pressure, imagine how hard it would be for a newcomer to refuse.
Or it means that some people started from the beginning and dropped out, while another group of people only started around where the anime ended.
Uh...no. Not really. For reference, I think you should read this.
Why you're trying to lecture someone from 2012 about Bakuman not being "literal"? XD
The writer that extended Soma was so drunk af, he cared less and less about quality
Uh, yes, really. Have you read it yourself?Uh...no. Not really. For reference, I think you should read this.
Intended Endings Guide - Kanzenshuu
An in-depth look at where the Dragon Ball series was supposedly ending, and dispelling many common fan misconceptions and rumors about its intended endingwww.kanzenshuu.com
No, well from what I remeber learning was that they weren't letting him do the story how he wanted. He obviously wanted the 3 kings are to be longer and more fleshed out but I think after that he wanted to make an arc where he deconstructed the main characters (whatever that means
) but the editors kept saying no so he said fuck it and quit and just rushed the last arc and ended it. 
Editorial pressure will exist even today. You can call it forced or unforced pressure. Doesn't matter. The outcome is the same. They have forced people in the past.Editorial pressure? Yes, that does exist, and Nakano has even professed to it, but forced? Nope, nada. And besides, Nakano has said he doesn't really do that anymore:
Also, do remember that, while Bakuman is heavily steeped in Jump's internal culture, it's still prone to heavy amounts of dramatic license. Ohba/Obata freely exaggerate the importance of the survey rankings, editorial power, and other such factors in order to make the manga more interesting, so it's best not to take most things literally.
Well, if I had any expectations for this, they just went negative.
No, well from what I remeber learning was that they weren't letting him do the story how he wanted. He obviously wanted the 3 kings are to be longer and more fleshed out but I think after that he wanted to make an arc where he deconstructed the main characters (whatever that means
I'm sorry I don't have a source though that's what I remeber hearing.
Sharkbait thinks otherwise.
I hope its not cancelled, because i want to see the doujins
Four guys have the duty of "restoring" humanity, and in order to do so have a drug which can turn one of them into a girl.
yikes.