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Issue 3 - Ninja Power! - Page 28 - Sam's Apology
Adam Dravian:
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--- Quote from: jamesadickerson on July 26, 2016, 01:51:25 AM ---Pretty much. It's on an open tab and when I have time I go through the listings bookmarking webcomics that I think might be decent, starting from where I left off, and it's rare that I see one that I love as much as yours. Unfortunately I binge-read your comic, and got to the end too fast :-\ Now I have "show hole" (if that can be applied to webcomics)...
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Well I just so happen to have some great suggestions for how you (and others in your predicament!) can help fill that SN8X-shaped void in your soul:
* If you haven't already, explore the depths of the site to make such rad discoveries as character bios, live-action promo videos, SN8X interviews, '80s movie reviews (both in article and podcast flavors), a rather excessive FAQ, among other wonders!
* Re-read the comic and this time check out the commentary for each page to see all the witty (and insightful!) comments.
* Re-read the comic while noting the various tropes and adding those to the Satan Ninja 198X TV Tropes page (a badass fan of ours created it, but no tropes have been added yet :'( ).
* Become a big-time Hollywood producer and then approach us with an irresistible offer for us to write and direct a big budget movie adaptation of SN8X.
* Write an erotic Satan Ninja fan fiction novel, and then change the names of the characters to hide the fact it's based on the Satan Ninja intellectual property and publish it to poor reviews but massive success.
* Go out and find your very own Shinobi Fist of Hellpower and then become a Satan Ninja, rendering this comic unappealing to you because you live the "real deal."
Hope that helps!
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Wow well that's a hell of a "hey in the meantime" list
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Heh, yeah, I think it might've scared off James, since he hasn't posted since. Maybe he didn't realize I was joking.
Well, mostly joking.
Matty2310:
When I first started reading this last December, it took me about three days to catch up, because I'd always go to read the commentary for each page straight after.
I've read TV Tropes quite a bit, usually in phases that last about one or two weeks, then an interim period, but I don't actually have an account. In the near future when I'll have way too much time on my hands, I'll see if I can get to it.
Adam Dravian:
--- Quote from: Matty2310 on August 04, 2016, 11:54:36 AM ---When I first started reading this last December, it took me about three days to catch up, because I'd always go to read the commentary for each page straight after.
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Interesting. When we were designing this site, we decided not to display comments under every page like most webcomics do, because we wanted people to be able to read the comic straight through without comments drawing their eyes every page. So we went with a forum instead, despite a lot of people now thinking forums are dated. That might've been a mistake through, to be honest. I'm fairly certain that we'd get a lot more comments if people could simply post something directly under a page via social media login. Of course, this forum supports logging in via social media (I always log in through Google), but people aren't as used to doing that.
--- Quote from: Matty2310 on August 04, 2016, 11:54:36 AM ---I've read TV Tropes quite a bit, usually in phases that last about one or two weeks, then an interim period, but I don't actually have an account. In the near future when I'll have way too much time on my hands, I'll see if I can get to it.
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Dude, that'd make me so fucking happy! You'd become my favorite Aussie, for sure—even beating out my love for Lord Humungus. And since you've actually gone through and read the commentary for every page of the comic, that makes you highly qualified for the task.
Michigander1911:
--- Quote from: Adam Dravian on August 05, 2016, 01:10:39 AM ---
--- Quote from: Matty2310 on August 04, 2016, 11:54:36 AM ---When I first started reading this last December, it took me about three days to catch up, because I'd always go to read the commentary for each page straight after.
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Interesting. When we were designing this site, we decided not to display comments under every page like most webcomics do, because we wanted people to be able to read the comic straight through without comments drawing their eyes every page. So we went with a forum instead, despite a lot of people now thinking forums are dated. That might've been a mistake through, to be honest. I'm fairly certain that we'd get a lot more comments if people could simply post something directly under a page via social media login. Of course, this forum supports logging in via social media (I always log in through Google), but people aren't as used to doing that.
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I typically log in through Facebook. While I'm the first on to say that forums are dated, this one seems to be working just fine. The only benefit to having a more modern comments section would be the ability to directly reply to somone instead of the "quote" feature.
You guy's have also made it easy by putting the comments link directly in your posting of a new page.
Adam Dravian:
--- Quote from: Michigander1911 on August 05, 2016, 05:16:39 PM ---You guy's have also made it easy by putting the comments link directly in your posting of a new page.
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Yeah, but even having to push a button to see the comments create a barrier of entry that a lot of casual readers are too lazy to cross.
I don't know. It's something Jessica and I are going to think about some more, and we'll discuss with Webmaster Ghoul.
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