So says the master of the art!
The Beehive forum software which "mah home forum" uses doesn't allow for avatars, so greater emphasis is placed on sigs as a method of knowing htf you're talking to, while you've already mentioned avatars in blogs where sigs are unavailable.
BTW, anyone use RSS feeds or webcomic directories?
Sometimes the failed experiments are the ones that don't try to kill you
Joel Fagin wrote:I collect links from forums, recommendations and occassionally advert for comics that look like they'll interest me. I don't go looking for them, though, because I have a bookmark folder called "Comics To Try" which goes off the bottom of the screen.
So, I'm set for a while and won't need to go hunting for more.
It can vary, I'll often click links just about anywhere if it's either interesting enough or if I am shopping for a new webcomic. Lately I tend to only really be interested in comics with lengthy archives, I like finding a good long comic and being able to read it leisurely for a week or so. Can't say I have ever picked up a comic through advertisements even though I use them myself frequently lol. Recommendations from friends, links pages, my stats, and comic pitching threads have been what I use most when finding webcomics.
