Twokinds ARCHIVE Forums

Hey guys, it's been a very, very long time since I've posted here, but on the Webcomic community I'm a part of called "Frumph", one of the reviewers posted a review of 2K. I figured it probably deserved a little better, but at least he was in-depth about it.

http://readmycomplaints.blogspot.com/20 ... kinds.html

A 4 not bad i guess.I dont see how he thinks the hard way to search its pretty damn easy for me to search around.I felt like slapping him when he said the forum goers must have hell of a trouble

overall i guess the review was ok.

Finding a specific comic isn't really that hard for me.:/

I know there was a complete archive of all twokinds related art that was alot easier to navigate floating around somewhere...

You must anger easy! :grin: It didn't upset me at all. I just took it as a compliment because I haven't had trouble finding stuff in the past. I guess I figured I was ahead of the curve.

o.o

I don't see anything terrible about the review. He was honest about it, didn't flame or go off on some terrible tangent. I'd probably score the comic just about the same way he did, in all honesty. It's not an A+, but it definitely merits a high B score. He even did his research by scanning the forum threads and seeing how things ticked. Kudos for treading in these murky waters, :3

He did good, I think.

Robbie's archive's currently a bit more awkward to deal with; without his handy thumbnail page. Maybe if we ask nice he'll put it in there too. But yeah, I use Robbie's archive in preference to grinding through ComicGenesis' obnoxious calendar based browsing.

Wish I had time to read the review...Maybe I'll remember to look in a couple days when I get my life back...Stupid work and its stupid user conference...

Robbie's archive is such a life-saver...

Did he drop the old one and is sticking with the new one now?

I think he's still sorting out the issues with the old one. At least that's what he led me to believe.

I thought he'd be going back to the old one, since when I first got the new one it didn't have more than 20 images on it. But with the one on afraid all finished up (from the looks of it) I don't know if there'd really be a need.

Unless he feels some sort of connection to it, after the time I imagine he put into it. I suppose there's no harm in fixing it up.

Well, I haven't yet gotten back access to my ktserv account... and at this point it looks doubtful if I will ever get it back. Ah well.

Either way, I always keep a backup copy of my entire site and everything on my computer, and don't use static URLs, so all I had to do was re-upload everything. Things *should* be more or less the same as before, aside from a new URL(and new site). I also have the auto-updater running again(like I did on the old site), so whenever I see a new comic, it will automatically be uploaded to the site(Updates should not be more than a day or two old).

There were 20 or so comics at one point because I started uploading one night, realised it was late, so I stopped uploading, stuck everything on my flash drive, and uploaded it while at school the next day. :P

I never realized there was this much interest in my archive. :D

If you have suggestions, comments, or anything I missed, feel free to PM me or post here.


-RobbieThe1st

I don't see the thumbnail archive on the new site. It was labeled "view" or something like that on the old site and I don't see it here. I liked it better than the index because it was so useful for finding old comics at a glance. Is it still available? Or am I just stupid and don't see it?

Your archive is way easier to navigate through and much faster than comicgenesis. How can there not be interest in it? :wink:

QFT