Scientivore wrote:Hi. I can't reach some of my favorite webcomics such as the Emergency Exit / Parallel Dementia crossover. Please fix that. Thanks.

We have top men working on it now.
Scientivore wrote:Hi. I can't reach some of my favorite webcomics such as the Emergency Exit / Parallel Dementia crossover. Please fix that. Thanks.

it's also a free service, you do come off as a bitchy customer who's angry at something he/she paid for.Newsman wrote:As an end-user, it would be nice if there were something on the front page of the site stating that you were experiencing some issues and when you anticipate them being resolved. I find it very frustrating to try and read some of my bookmarked web comics only to get a "page not found" error. Then I have to go search the web for the answer, and sometimes I find the answer and sometimes I don't.
Now, I realize that this is (mostly) a volunteer organization, but I would think that someone could find a minute or two to post a quick note on the front page that there is a problem and what the ETA on a fix is.
Almost forgot to come back and say, it's back up. Thank you.theSuburbanLetdown wrote:Scientivore wrote:Hi. I can't reach some of my favorite webcomics such as the Emergency Exit / Parallel Dementia crossover. Please fix that. Thanks.
We have top men working on it now.
Your comics are showing up fine for me; try a hard refresh (ctrl+F5 or shift+reload/refresh) or refer to the images faq. The ads are also showing up fine for me (note that sometimes the the ad space will be blank anyway, and that comics rated MA and above don't currently have an advertiser); the problem is either on your end, or it only affects certain people.webkilla wrote:damn! now my comic pages show nothing but the "dont rip.jpg" images
sorry, i meant to say "make sure you're not doing an index update only" but it didn't come out right.Cope wrote:Please don't do that; it puts unnecessary strain on the server. Full updates are reserved for rare occasions. The vast majority of the time a regular update will suffice.jameslong wrote:Make sure you're doing 'full update'.

Well, as long as you know.jameslong wrote:sorry, i meant to say "make sure you're not doing an index update only" but it didn't come out right.Cope wrote:Please don't do that; it puts unnecessary strain on the server. Full updates are reserved for rare occasions. The vast majority of the time a regular update will suffice.jameslong wrote:Make sure you're doing 'full update'.
webkilla wrote:can we get any admin word on when the system will be back up in working order again?
how many souls of vista users must I sacrifice? How much blood must i shed for the machine spirits? Is there no end to this madness!
Sigh... Best get working on it. *Grabs roommate and slays*SiteAdmin wrote:GenChan requires 300,000 souls before everything is in working order.
As I said in my original post, I do understand that this is a 100% volunteer organization, however, I have to wonder how much trouble it would be to put an announcement on the front page stating "we're having issues and we're working on it"???it's also a free service, you do come off as a bitchy customer who's angry at something he/she paid for.
look, the fact is, if something goes wrong, all Comicgen really has to fix the "minor issues" is Redwolf and Kisai, nobody else.. there's no 24 hour tech-support line filled with legions of foreign-speaking people just WAITING to fix whatever ails the system.
It'll be fixed, when it's fixed, no more, no less.
Those two have day jobs to attend to, not to nursemaid comicgen 24/7, it doesn't pay that well to quantify being actual employment.