Epilogue: Melinda and Julie Part 2
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Comics for December 30, 2008 – 12/30/2008
Requiem: Silence
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BTW, I keep my story notes, for my novels, in a wiki. There is no better author’s tool for keeping consistancy on characters, plot, and timelines.
Personally though, I’m not a fan of wiki’s though. I’ve heard people talk about how fast they are, but having to learn a special markup language to use them to the max effectiveness doesn’t seem like it is all that fast to me. Of course, that could mean that I’m a little too old school to. 😉
It’s not really the speed, it’s the convenience of not having to do HTML. But, to each their own, eh? Wiki syntax is remarkably easy to learn though.
@Slamlander, You’re lucky. I eventually hit a point with keeping track of computer languages (and I had VB, C++, JS, Java, and COBOL though I don’t admit to the COBOL in public much 😉 ) that learning another syntax just got in the way of what I wanted to be doing, AKA: doing comics 🙂
It’s one of the reasons why I went over to Comicpress for stuff, it was a way to open up more time to do the stuff I really wanted to do 😉
@Slamlander, http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?page_id=2850
Got time today, and started putting stuff together, More will be coming.
Will you have a page for footnotes/commentaries/influences, or will I be doomed to re read endlessly ( which I already plan on doing ), pen in one hand , mouse in the other ?
I’ve been doing comments on individual comics at times, and I have a notes page at http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?page_id=2579 that has been kind of a running commentary on things. I’ve been looking into a way to set up anchor tags from individual comics to specific areas of the page (as a way of footnoting things)