Regarding 6:35 site redesign, and remixes
Hiya. There is some chance that I'm actually going to get sixthirtyfive.com back sometime in the next... sometime, and I'd like to relauch with the first big site overhaul since that mauve site I had back in the TWC era.
At that time, I want to give the remixes a nice permanent home. I'm trying to design a system that will make the remixes easily accessible and easily associated with the original comic.
Here are some ideas I have for arranging the site:
1) Have a single 6:35 archive. Post remixes a bit below the original comic, so that archive perusers may read the remixes or not as they choose.
2) Have a parallel remix archive. Post a link to the corresponding remix page on each archive page. This would mean that the remixes could be read on their own as a separate archive, but would not be immediately viewable to a person perusing the 6:35 archive.
3) Make a parallel 6:35 on sixthirtyfive.net, where the remixes will be the front page updates instead of my comics. Link the two archives so that a reader can jump between the original and the remixes. This idea sounds the most fun, but it also puts the most distance between the original comics and the remixes.
I'm looking for some suggestions, because you're probably going to be using the archive more than I am (since I have all of this stuff on my computer). Which setup makes the most sense to you? Which would be easiest for you to use? Thanks, guys.
At that time, I want to give the remixes a nice permanent home. I'm trying to design a system that will make the remixes easily accessible and easily associated with the original comic.
Here are some ideas I have for arranging the site:
1) Have a single 6:35 archive. Post remixes a bit below the original comic, so that archive perusers may read the remixes or not as they choose.
2) Have a parallel remix archive. Post a link to the corresponding remix page on each archive page. This would mean that the remixes could be read on their own as a separate archive, but would not be immediately viewable to a person perusing the 6:35 archive.
3) Make a parallel 6:35 on sixthirtyfive.net, where the remixes will be the front page updates instead of my comics. Link the two archives so that a reader can jump between the original and the remixes. This idea sounds the most fun, but it also puts the most distance between the original comics and the remixes.
I'm looking for some suggestions, because you're probably going to be using the archive more than I am (since I have all of this stuff on my computer). Which setup makes the most sense to you? Which would be easiest for you to use? Thanks, guys.
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EDIT: That's odd. A minute ago I had pages and pages of me repeating "I think Option 2 would be best, personally." over and over again, but they're suddenly gone now.
So, if you're really sold on option 1 or 2, provide me some reasons! this ain't no poll!
Option one is convenient for those of us who already know what's going on (and have decent internet).
Option two is just handy so that they're in a separate place all together.
But option two is pretty much option three, only locally.
And stunningly accurate at that.
A combination of 2 and 3 would be hella cool. Failing that, I'll throw my lot onto option 2.
I mean, I probably wouldn't read the remixes until I’ve read all the comics if I came to your site so basically a parallel page would be like a cool place to go after you've beat the game, waiting for the sequel to come.
AND IS A HO
I agree with Waffles on number three; there should definitely be links between the corresponding archives on the two sites.
And I also think it would be fun if guest remixes of the design of the sixthirtyfive remix site were encouraged.
I mean, it would ...kind of be like us drawing goatees on "it." But "on it" being "ON A WHOLE SITE." Since it is a parallel universe and all.