Außerdem:
Wenn du nicht möchtest daß deine Kunst als Bildschirmhintergrund auf privaten Rechnern landet, weil die Leute es halt schön finden, dann lad es nicht hochauflösend und ohne Wasserzeichen auf ner öffentlichen Platform hoch.

So einfach ist das.

And here is an excellent BBC radioplay of the story:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S89B...

"Where are we?"

"We are inside your mind, O'Neill!"

"Huh! Kinda roomy in here."

Ich muß bei sowas immer an die "Stargate Atlantis" Folge denken wo die Asurans in O'Neills Gedanken eindringen, und er sich mit einem Asuran in einer weitläufigen, nebligen Halle wiederfindet.
Dann entspinnt sich folgender Dialog:

As do you.

As we say in german: "Du dummes Arschloch!"

What a nice thing to to say to someone who is starting out and trying to build an an audience on social media.

You know, it's not the usual "Social Media and Smartphones bad, and we should make the kids quit cold turkey!"

It accesses the problem, and looks for ways out of it.

I think that's a really important article, because it is refreshingly honest and nuanced.

But it would probably help maintain a tighter schedule.

So, let me know your thoughts!

These videos would also be a bit easier to produce, because I own digital versions of the comics, I can script them, record them piecemeal, and don't have to schedule recording sessions with others.)

That doesn't mean that stuff like the long form episodes with guests would go away,

I have tons of comics from both franchises, so I was thinking about doing some shorter "Critical Read Alongs" of those two series, to have some content online when the film(s) drop(s).

(Basically to have a bit of a head start, before the usual suspects start churning out the usual slop.

And also there finally seems to be some effort to be made to turn "Judge Dredd" into the franchise it deseves to be:
www.gamesradar.com/entertainmen...