surfaceTensi0n

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   by surfaceTensi0n 11y ago

   (Note: I did not read the article so I can't speak to the GP's point, but this comment isn't really about the article.) I don't think so. I don't think people are asking for all possible triggering scenarios to be
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   Stalked by Socks(america.aljazeera.com)

   4 points by surfaceTensi0n 11y ago|0 comments
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   by surfaceTensi0n 13y ago

   It may not work for graphic novel length works, but have you looked into patreon[0] at all? For comics (or any recurring works) it seems like it might be a better business model than repeated KicksStarter campaigns. [0] - http:/&#x2F
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   by surfaceTensi0n 14y ago

   > women as a whole are swayed more by marketing then men are Citation needed. Plenty of men are swayed by marketing -- for instance, you'll note that the marketing ploy in TFA is directed at men. It's also worth noting that the comment
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   by surfaceTensi0n 14y ago

   That's not a problem that will be solved completely, realistically. For better or worse the Internet is where most of your favorite authors are putting their writings for now. There are work arounds, though. Using a non-browser based RSS
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   by surfaceTensi0n 14y ago

   To be fair, this is an alpha release. I wouldn't expect it to be ready for primetime quite yet.
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   by surfaceTensi0n 14y ago

   A slightly more futuristic take on AR's sleazy side: http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2012/08/02/sight_a_s...