Although I might start drawing and posting drawings again in the near future, not like that will make any difference much.

clearly a CG war coinciding with the place's renovations (i.e: place getting blown to smithereens and then rebuilt into something shinier) is the way to go.Mo wrote:Yeah, an overhaul would be needed to ensure long term changes. A complete overhaul, COMBINED with a big PR stunt, that would work. Too bad I'm deep down too apathetic to actually do anything myself.
Although I might start drawing and posting drawings again in the near future, not like that will make any difference much.
Back.Turnsky wrote:clearly a CG war coinciding with the place's renovations (i.e: place getting blown to smithereens and then rebuilt into something shinier) is the way to go.Mo wrote:Yeah, an overhaul would be needed to ensure long term changes. A complete overhaul, COMBINED with a big PR stunt, that would work. Too bad I'm deep down too apathetic to actually do anything myself.
Although I might start drawing and posting drawings again in the near future, not like that will make any difference much.
Oh, right, I remember that link. I did check it out. The number of pages that I'd have to go through might've scared me back then, but eventually I'll look at it... soon.Mastermind wrote:I pasted a link to the war thread earlier, you can find your way to the source of the "conflict" from there.
You draw a comic depicting you winning and them losing. Then you post it. Then you don't want for them to respond, but draw another one and if they haven't responded by then, tough luck. Also you try to be funny and not to be too meanspirited.Derek Dragomir wrote: What I also would like to be enlightened in is, how do these wars work? Is it just, you spam your sig with ComicGenesis ads and you start posting about how great ComicGenesis is when possible, following their forum rules of course?
Okay, I finally took a look at the old thread and the wiki entry on DrunkDuck. I even searched SmackJeeves on there, but there's no entry, so I guess you guys are either cool with them, or don't care.McDuffies wrote:You draw a comic depicting you winning and them losing. Then you post it. Then you don't want for them to respond, but draw another one and if they haven't responded by then, tough luck. Also you try to be funny and not to be too meanspirited.Derek Dragomir wrote: What I also would like to be enlightened in is, how do these wars work? Is it just, you spam your sig with ComicGenesis ads and you start posting about how great ComicGenesis is when possible, following their forum rules of course?
Well, personally I'd like to smack Jeeves in the face. But after I get my last post thoroughly answered, I will start working on things and create a thread with a poll on who to wage war on.IVstudios wrote:I'm all about picking a comic forum at random and deciding to have a beef with them! Man, I hate those guys. I mean who do those guys think they are!? WE are the original comic forum! I WILL SMASH WHOEVER THEY ARE! JUST TELL ME WHO TO HATE!![]()
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I didn't know we could hate more than one group. Although hating one group at a time would be better in the sense that we could focus our energy in one group without being distracted by other groups. On the other hand, if all the major free webcomic hosts waged a yearly War between all of them, preferably during the summer, that would probably be a great advertising campaign. Would winners be chosen, or would the war just cease and we'd all laugh and drink Dragon's Milk in the end with a giant feast Asterix & Obelix style?Mo wrote:Why limit yourselves to ONE enemy? Take on ALL of them!
I should now start tap dancing and singing Jared Emerson-Johnson's song:robotthepirate wrote: Personally i'd like to quote a song I think you all know:
"War! huh! yeah!
What is it good for?
Absolutely nothing
Uh-huh"
That's why I suggested to bother the still-members of CG (the ones who haven't been around for a while) asking them if they'd be interested in participating. Maybe after the War is done they'll start posting here again.Mastermind wrote:I really think we should wait for the community to grow some more before we consider something like that. This isn't Thermopylae.
There was a time when all the alter egos, nsfw, reviews, fanart and other fun threads were basically immortal. They drew attention with the awesomeness and lulz that occured. Now there's only doodles and avatar drawings and I think that's not enough to keep the aura of creativity strong. What I'm trying to say is that if we don't have time and numbers to keep these threads alive, anything else is also likely to fail.
Long story. Today I go by the username of spoonyliger on any other site I'm signed up to. My real name is actually Derek Calixto, but I'd prefer to be known as spoonyliger online.Mastermind wrote:
and why don't you like your username?