CubeOtter wrote: Hi there. I keep forgetting to put forum threads up like a good little admin.
You don't have to open up a new thread here for every strip, yanno... Though whoever does open the strip should follow an agreed upon standard on the post title, like the publishing date you've used.
And if you ever get multiple strips and one forum, it gets a bit confusing unless you agree on a tag in the Subject for which strip you are discussing - Kathy Kellogg's dealing with that over at Magpie House Design.
CubeOtter wrote: We're currently going through a bit of adjustment, trying to find a good balance of pictures and text and size in general. We also took a stab at color, although it still needs some work before going live.
Don't go any smaller on the text than today - I have the resolution up all the way 1024x768 on a 19" LCD, GeForce FX 5200, and if you go much smaller it's going to be zoom-in time.
There have to be enough pixels left to make readable text.
CubeOtter wrote: Any suggestions or things you'd like to see us do or try? Just kinda generally curious what you guys think, although we're getting some useful feedback here and there about it, which is nice - please keep it up. Also: feel free to promote nocona if you like.
Plot-wise, we're doing okay. Pretty much worked a plan out for a while. We seem to be settling in and we're happy with things so far.
Oh, and magenta weasels are useful.
No doubt.
About your year of pre-planned scripts that are getting disrupted, remember the old rule: No battle plan survives intact past the initial volley.
Stuff Happens, and you have to adapt and roll with the changes. And sometimes the stuff that happens naturally and spontaneously is far funnier than anything you could try to script out in advance.
Some of the best sketch comedy work Tim Conway
ever did on "Carol Burnett" was when he threw away the script, and the rest of the cast is playing along - while desperately trying to avoid cracking up... Like the "Siamese Elephants, Joined at the trunks - One elephant would try to trumpet, and the other one's eyes would get Real Big..."
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