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Message: <blockquote data-quote="grapplethetroll" data-source="post: 4677595" data-attributes="member: 56505">As a webcomic creator who's started one around the same time as you, and who has been running with a large webcomics crew for the past year or so I'll offer the one bit of criticism I feel authorized to make. Decide on an update schedule and stick to it. If your readers don't know when to come back for more they'll stop reading. Some comics are easier to crank out than others, but whether it's daily, three times a week, or weekly you're going to want to commit to a schedule if you want readers to stay invested in your story. Your updates aren't consistent, and in the long term you're going to lose readers if they can't rely on updates when they want them.One thing you've done well is allowing for a small archive before advertising the comic. This gives people something to look back into to see if they like where the comic is going. So far it's starting slowly, but I'm adding it to my RSS reader to keep tabs on it and see where it goes. I'm enjoying the art so far, and I'll keep tabs on what you're doing. Webomics folk need to support each other. We're a pretty tight family, we are.</blockquote>