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webcomics publisher OnlineComics' editor Josh Roberts has just put together a social system heavily-influenced by Myspace, aimed at Comic types [authors and readers alike] and set to do for them what the former did for musicians.
Networking is something most comics people I know are not very much into and maybe this can even help people portray their work, make professional connections and the like. if you have no problem reading "friends" here as "contacts".
hosting webcomics [more than 4 stories, hopefully, hehe] will be allowed in the near future and users will be able to get updates on the ones they subscribe to. for free, it seems.
it's running very smoothly as of now, save for a bit of downtime this Friday after it got Ellis-ed. since there's no Flash needed [yet], it's pretty slick and - I thought - functional. i've seen people market their comics with Myspace, but this seems much better. maybe it's the start of a very useful thing.
add me if you will: comicspace.com/hectorlima/ |
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