Thanks. Well you certainly don’t HAVE to comment anywhere – and if you’re going to comment at all, I’d say one location (here or there, anywhere) is more than adequate.
Speaking of commenting. I wanted to comment on your script the other day and I registered and everything, but it was a little unclear where I should comment (or if I should) as it seemed like the dialogue was more between people who’d read others scripts on the site…anyway, got confused and gave up. A for effort?
congratulations on the awesome first column!! i figured i’d comment here instead of there, although thinking about it now maybe commenting at CBR would be better and give your first outing a boost, i don’t know. don’t think i have anything to add to the discussion, though.
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November 16, 2009 at 9:06 pm
thejamminjabber
Nice.
Although, I feel like I have to comment on too many places for the same piece these days. Such is the internet, I guess…
November 16, 2009 at 9:13 pm
1979semifinalist
Thanks.
Well you certainly don’t HAVE to comment anywhere – and if you’re going to comment at all, I’d say one location (here or there, anywhere) is more than adequate.
Speaking of commenting. I wanted to comment on your script the other day and I registered and everything, but it was a little unclear where I should comment (or if I should) as it seemed like the dialogue was more between people who’d read others scripts on the site…anyway, got confused and gave up. A for effort?
November 16, 2009 at 10:03 pm
thejamminjabber
Oh yeah, that was just for people to take a gander. Commenting is members only on that one. Thanks.
November 17, 2009 at 2:15 am
ross
congratulations on the awesome first column!! i figured i’d comment here instead of there, although thinking about it now maybe commenting at CBR would be better and give your first outing a boost, i don’t know. don’t think i have anything to add to the discussion, though.
except this funny Stumptown review, haha:
http://www.factualopinion.com/the_factual_opinion/2009/11/comics-of-the-weak-theyre-not-for-kids-anymore-and-by-kids-they-mean-everybody.html