Poking the Monster with a Sharp Stick (to see if it is made of Play-Doh)
Well, after talking about how it was so easy for me to alter Blogger, turns out the damn "NavBar" wouldn't go away - unless I gave up publishing this page through BlogSpot and did it by FTP (meaning, through my own actual website). Obviously I am not a complete moron, because it seems to be working, it's folded into my website, the NavBar is gone, hoo-rah.
All that's left is to pick up some of the things mentioned in the old "by hand" news page and drop them in here. To the right side of this page you should see three buttons - these are voting buttons for three of those webcomics lists you hear about, so if you are my friend, you will vote for Nixon, often. Every day.
A while ago I sent an "audio letter" to Digital Strips, who'd asked for such letters early on in their podcast show. I plugged Nixon, and talked about one of the host's attitudes towards "manga". That was show #34, so if you want to hear my real-life voice, you could go download the show. (For archive readers: I'm not sure how long they keep shows on the site.)
It's interesting now that I've got a working way to track stats to see traffic jump. Mentioning the comic on Digital Strips gave it a boost - so did registering it with the webcomic lists - and more recently, so did mentioning it on The Engine, Warren Ellis' new message board site, um, thing.
So I know you're looking - but does anyone say anything? Of course not. Well, it can't get any more convenient than posting some comments here in this page, so if silence continues, that'll mean something, and boy won't I be happy to find it out.
All that's left is to pick up some of the things mentioned in the old "by hand" news page and drop them in here. To the right side of this page you should see three buttons - these are voting buttons for three of those webcomics lists you hear about, so if you are my friend, you will vote for Nixon, often. Every day.
A while ago I sent an "audio letter" to Digital Strips, who'd asked for such letters early on in their podcast show. I plugged Nixon, and talked about one of the host's attitudes towards "manga". That was show #34, so if you want to hear my real-life voice, you could go download the show. (For archive readers: I'm not sure how long they keep shows on the site.)
It's interesting now that I've got a working way to track stats to see traffic jump. Mentioning the comic on Digital Strips gave it a boost - so did registering it with the webcomic lists - and more recently, so did mentioning it on The Engine, Warren Ellis' new message board site, um, thing.
So I know you're looking - but does anyone say anything? Of course not. Well, it can't get any more convenient than posting some comments here in this page, so if silence continues, that'll mean something, and boy won't I be happy to find it out.
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