Goblins Colour A Bad Move?
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AdmundfortGeographer
Getting lost in fantasy maps
Is this asking whether we prefer color art vs. B&W art... regardless of the actual color of the creature? Why would this be especially important for goblins compared to any creature for you?
Turjan said:It's "Goblins", the webcomic, not "goblins", the creatures.
As to the question, no idea. I cannot see that webcomic without reconfiguring my browser, which I won't do.
Are you saying that you can't see the whole comic, or just the latest update? I'm asking because, with the latest update, I've switched from jpg to png format.
Turjan
Explorer
Well, if I look at the options that are given in the link at the top of the page, I guess it's this:
2. Your browser has been set to not leave referrers.
Symptoms: Your images load up as blank white images or nothing at all. None of your images work... Not your banner, not your comics either.
Diagnosis: Browsers such as Mozilla Firefox can be configured to not send referrers, which trips up Keenspace's Anti-hotlinking system.
Suggested Cure: Set your preferences so they leave referrers for Keenspace sites.
As I don't have any problems with any other webcomics, I will not reconfigure my browser to accommodate some "Anti-hotlinking system", whatever that is *shrug*.
2. Your browser has been set to not leave referrers.
Symptoms: Your images load up as blank white images or nothing at all. None of your images work... Not your banner, not your comics either.
Diagnosis: Browsers such as Mozilla Firefox can be configured to not send referrers, which trips up Keenspace's Anti-hotlinking system.
Suggested Cure: Set your preferences so they leave referrers for Keenspace sites.
As I don't have any problems with any other webcomics, I will not reconfigure my browser to accommodate some "Anti-hotlinking system", whatever that is *shrug*.
Anti-hotlinking is a means to prevent hotlinking, obviously. So, what then is hotlinking:
Bandwidth theft or "hotlinking" is direct linking to a website's files (images, video, etc.). An example would be using an <IMG> tag to display a JPEG image you found on someone else's web page so it will appear on your own site, journal, weblog, forum posting, etc.
Bandwidth theft or "hotlinking" is direct linking to a website's files (images, video, etc.). An example would be using an <IMG> tag to display a JPEG image you found on someone else's web page so it will appear on your own site, journal, weblog, forum posting, etc.
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