webcomics and time

[marycatelli]

Ah the gentle art of reading webcomics. . . .

You can't even count on their announcing when they update.  Then again, you certainly can't count on their updating on that schedules, for many of them,   (It's like they've got lives or something.)

And even those who update every week when they said they would -- there's twenty-four hours in a day.

It saves time just to check every day and not ponder the matter.

Comments

[shana.livejournal.com]

RSS feeds are your friend.

[marycatelli]

If you can get them and read them once you do. . . .

[noahdoyle.livejournal.com]

What webcomics are you reading nowadays?

[marycatelli]

It got long. I will post separately.

[izuko.livejournal.com]

Following Megatokyo, I see.

[marycatelli]

Now, don't pick on Megatokyo on account of it's got a lot of company out there in schedule slip area -- it's not fair to single it out.