Postby AlexMdle » Wed Jan 08, 2014 9:30 am
Comic sans' main claim to (in)fame is that it's literally the worst font. It's the font you use when you deliberately want to remove all sense of competence from whatever work you do. Nobody takes anything written in comic sans seriously, it died when netscape and annoying flashing gifs did, because people realized how awful it was. No webcomic Ive ever read used it, including the really bad ones - they had dignity.
In addition, the title of this thread is grating me. It sounds defeatist, like you don't really care what our opinion on it is going to be, however, then I get inside and realize it as a dA-grade pity hook. You don't get to write down a list of demands from the readers when showing something off, especially if you label it as a 'fire and forget' kind of content, you can adjust their expectations, but shit like 'I wont listen to your feedback', is a deadly sin.
We are the readers, we're the customers, we don't have to deal with it, you do. If you don't want feedback, then don't post stuff.
I'm not saying this because Im angry, I just want you to understand that shit doesn't work that way.
And now, because I literally have nothing better to do right now, here's to running that list down into the core of the earth:
1. I can deal with it, I don't care about Touhou one way or the other. But I imagine if you posted it in a community where it's actively hated, the people would overrule you with a ruler slap to the mouth.
2. Hey, you know, I'm going to write a comic about that thing you might like or not and going to be wildly off with the characterization. What? It's awful, well you're shit out of luck then, shitlord. My comic, my totalitarian state.
3. No problem here.
4. In other words, cba to update.
5. Why is mspaint an automatical no-no for speech bubbles. Dabir said it, they don't have to look like ass, even there. And you coud always, you know, switch to other software? Paint.net, etc?
6. This is an understandable concern and I'm taking it into consideration. This is literally the only thing that should have been in this list at all.
7. This implies it gets better, which it won't if you refuse to listen to feedback. And sofar the indication is 'it likely won't'.
8. Is crossover a good idea, a bad idea, too early, too predictable? Consult a writer instead of cementing that in. I know this advice is not of use atm, but consider it for the future.
Now under new management.
