New Candorville forum?

[Darrin Bell]

Let me know if you all like this set up, preferably by registering and posting in this forum. Or starting your own blog, or doing any of the other web-2.0ish stuff you can do here. If I see people participating (you can invite others to join in via the "invite" tab above, and you can even post Downtown Candorville badges on your Myspace or Facebook pages), I'll replace the current Candorville forum with this full-featured community.

[Brendan Rhodes]

I don't know, I think both of them are fine. Whatever's easier, I'd say.

[Davrash Sani]

Yeah, I prefer this one. Nicer colors, easier sign-up, and more stuff to do if I want. I've actually been a fan of Ning for a while.

[KarenJoyceKleinman]

Yes, Darrin, I really, REALLY like this format. How creative! And fun!

[KarenJoyceKleinman]

Who is Ning?

[KarenJoyceKleinman]

Which kind of SONGS can we upload? How do we know if they are public domain or private? How many years old must they be in order to be OK?

[KarenJoyceKleinman]

Why can't we have BOTH? The Candorville forum for SHORT messages and this site for longer ones?

[Darrin Bell]

I'm not sure what you mean. If you're referring to the comments section under each comic strip, that's still there. You can use that to respond to the strips if you want. This forum's here, though, for you guys to talk about whatever you want, whether or not it's related to the Candorville of the day.

[KarenJoyceKleinman]

Yes, I meant the comments section. What were you talking about? There was a different section which was difficult for me to enter, and I never could use it.