Passed along by “How To Make Webcomics” co-author Dave Kellett, here’s a simple way to stop people from scraping [“hotlinking”] your comic. From the site:
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As I did last year, I thought I’d share some things I did this year and discuss their effectiveness.
Last year, my list looked like this:
This year, I experimented with several plug-ins and third-party add-ons to my site — in part because I wanted to be able to speak intelligently about them here. Here are a few thoughts on how some of them have worked out:
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Thanks, mainly, to the helpful video that member Chris Hanel posted in the Private Forum, I finally figured out what I was doing wrong with DFP. In the spirit of the long-running tradition of “I screw up so you don’t have to,” here’s a brief overview of setting up DFP right the first time.
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Adobe’s upgrade policy is changing on Jan. 1, 2013.
After that, you will need the latest version of their software to qualify for the greatly reduced upgrade price.
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The deadline for the Jay Kennedy Memorial Scholarship is Dec. 15. Applicants must be students at a 4-year college in the United States, Canada or Mexico who will be a Junior or Senior during the 2012-2013 academic year. Applicants do not have to be art majors to be eligible for this scholarship.
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Tomorrow is the beginning of December. It’s a month dominated by holidays — both preparing for and celebrating them — and it’s the end of the year. It’s probably the most challenging months for a webcartoonist, so let’s get organized.
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Same rules as the other Hot Seat Critiques. I’ll start the discussion and open it up to the membership at large.
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I want to share a Creativity Exercise from a recent TED talk. Tim Brown spoke about it in his talk on creativity and play. The exercise came from Bob McKim, a Stanford University professor who researched creativity.
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The gang gets dragged out of retirement to discuss what happens when you want to move on from your work, and what kinds of decisions — good and bad — it can lead to. One very specific, recent example is discussed. A lot. Okay I’m just gonna say it…
The gang gets dragged out of retirement to discuss Tim Buckley and his ending of CAD.
Listen to the podcast, and the come back to join the dicsussion in the Private Forum already in progress.
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