Arthur 11/10/06

[scarfman]

Here are cartoons from Arthur, King of Time and Space since last Friday. Fanfiction cartoons in a separate post.

AKOTAS hit 900 consecutive daily updates this week.

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How many, if any, of you would friend an LJ account whose sole purpose was publishing AKOTAS in daily increments rather than weekly, without a cut, including the text section (on days when there is one)? How many of you actively prefer this way?

Thanks for reading.

Comments

[xwingace]

I quite like to read the text sections, and I don't really care about the cut either way. But I rather like being able to see several increments of the tale at once. So... I don't know.

XWA

[dave-iii.livejournal.com]

A number of web strips work use LJ for their daily publishing, and I think it works great. The ability to comment on an individual strip on the day it comes out would be wonderful... More than once I've had a comment in mind for a given AKOTAS strip but by the time Friday rolled around I'd either forgotten or thought better of it, for good or ill. (That said, 11/9's strip may well be turned into a catch phrase for me. ^_^)

I would freind it, yes. As long as it's an acceptable amount of effort for you, I say go for it.

[scarfman]

Well, there's the rub: I'm not certain I want to go to the effort. I asked the question to find out whether there's interest, and if so to find out how much that influences my decision.

[sidhekin.livejournal.com]

In your case it's not a great matter: Your website is comfortable enough, your update frequency is reliable, and your talkaboutcomics forum is mandatory anyways.

But I would prefer reading AKOTAS daily on my flist, if that was an option. Ever since mousewax_feed appeared on LJ, I've rarely visited http://www.mousewax.com/ -- and not only because Brandon's update frequency is not quite as reliable as yours ...

Beware: If your uncut images end up on my flist, they'll be hit more often.

Oh, and: You're not planning on hand-coding these posts, are you?

[redneckgaijin.livejournal.com]

I think, on the whole, I prefer this way. If I absolutely have to have a daily fix, I just go to the AKOTAS website.

[sarmajere.livejournal.com]

I would love to see an lj account for AKOTAS. I love seeing the comic journals I have friended pop up on my flist, and it's easier for me to leave comments via lj than on the forum.

I do really like to visit the site and reread earlier comics though and I have my favorites bookmarked so I can pull them up easily (Depressed Lancelot! Yey Or something like that. But I write a depressed Lancelot so naturally that would appeal to me, even though I like your Lancelot a lot better!)

[scarfman]

Yes, I would be handcoding the posts. (I handcode everything.) That's why I have to know first that there's sufficient interest for the bother, which is why I asked.

[scarfman]

Well, my Lancelot may be a more likable person than yours, but that's because they were created for two very different dramatic environments. Drop them in each other's milieus and they'd both be equally at sea.

[sidhekin.livejournal.com]

In that case, I'd say thank you for the thought, but no: Life's too short.

(Menial manual tasks are for computers: I automate everything. But then, that's my job ...)