Hopefully it’s not that apparent on first glance, but I’ve converted Messenger to run on WordPress with Webcomic & Inkblot, from WordPress with Comicpress. Comicpress has apparently been a hot topic among webcomickers lately, and I’m feeling a few of the ripples as a result, so here is the last of what I have to say on this topic. This …
Really, Nekos? Looks like Nekos sort of became the leader of his own little revolution. Oops. I would like to take a second to thank Philip of Frumph.net and Webcomicplanet.com for both pointing out (and subsequently helping me fix) several glaring errors I’ve been making using ComicPress. I never even realized I was doing it wrong in the first place …
I modified the website! Okay, not a lot, but while I was installing the new version of Comicpress and doing other maintenance, I decided it would be a good idea. It is a lot more stable and organized now, which is always a plus. I also have the gallery updated (at last!) so you can look at all my old …
Well, looks like there were some random issues with the site, so I decided to wipe it and start over. I have backups, and I’ve been meaning to start using a more stable management system anyway, so I guess it was just more motivation? ANYWAY. Comics soon. Stuff soon. Good times.
