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Wish you would offer bigger versions of those graphics.
For some people, they take too much time to load and I've been instructed not to do that.
The ComicMix page is well designed to load quickly. But – having the OPTION for larger graphics when desired is a good idea. The way it is usually done is to allow the graphics to be clickable to larger versions at the choice of the viewer.
here here!
Where where? (I think you mean "hear hear"…)
and the grammar police strike again
Hey, it's all coming out on my brother's birthday.
Lookin' good, Mike!
I mentioned the start on my LJ and linked, and someone wants to know if there'll be an LJ syndication.
No LJ syndication.
Well, you do have the RSS symbol up in the title bar, so theoretically it does, but that's not obvious whether it's the entire site or what.
While we'll have RSS feeds for much of the site, including eventual notifications for new chapters and issues, we won't have the comics themselves in an RSS feed.
Is it tomorrow yet?
Yep. I guess Brian and the guys are trying to avoid a site for sorry eyes.
As long as they get it in before midnight pacific time, they can claim to have not been late in this delivery. We can be patient.
Thank you, Father Neil.
I was raised on John Wayne movies – I always figured "in the nick of time" was good enough. I think I read that somewhere…
Yeah, we all did a spit take at that.rassnfrassn….
Yay! Mazel tov, everyone.