Not giving up the old site yet but while I was tooling around trying to figure out how to provide people with an RSS option I just realized that if I start a Blogspot site I could get the same results.
This is very insightful of you. Why re-invent the wheel! If I could have commented on your other site, I would have suggested you try blogspot. (Of course, I can say anything now, after the fact...hehehe).
By the way, I really enjoy Secret Asian Man. It is in the top three of favourite comics.
I happen to think YOU are the future! Your humor and insight are what set you apart and make your work not only funny but . . . IMPORTANT. Please keep on, keeping on my brother!
This is great. One other option to consider is looking at the Comicpress.org stuff. As an avid web comic reader, I think it has some calendar advantages that regular blogging doesn't address, plus you could install it on your other web site.
I'm not an authority, I just read a lot of web comics that use it. It could be crap.
Oh TAK, if I had known you were in dire straits I could have set it up for you. Hugs from Texas, this is your better long term solution to content management. Keep your focus on the comics!
This is very insightful of you. Why re-invent the wheel! If I could have commented on your other site, I would have suggested you try blogspot. (Of course, I can say anything now, after the fact...hehehe).
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I really enjoy Secret Asian Man. It is in the top three of favourite comics.
Looks great! By the way, I always thought you were west coast but you're from my old stomping grounds. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks for setting this up.
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated.
I happen to think YOU are the future! Your humor and insight are what set you apart and make your work not only funny but . . . IMPORTANT. Please keep on, keeping on my brother!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. One other option to consider is looking at the Comicpress.org stuff. As an avid web comic reader, I think it has some calendar advantages that regular blogging doesn't address, plus you could install it on your other web site.
ReplyDeleteI'm not an authority, I just read a lot of web comics that use it. It could be crap.
Oh TAK, if I had known you were in dire straits I could have set it up for you. Hugs from Texas, this is your better long term solution to content management. Keep your focus on the comics!
ReplyDeleteKate McKeon
I like the comic and I like blogspot, but...
ReplyDeleteBlogspot is not a very good option for comics. You would be much better off setting your site up with Comicpress.