Day By Day Cartoon.

[saltydog452]

There must be more avid readers of the Day By Day political Cartoon Series here.  Does anyone have any idea of what is happening with the series?

Thanks,

salty

[vaskidmark]

Chris Muir is transferring how it is delivered to RSS feeds and such-like, whatever that means.  Folks who embed the strip in their inertubz presence need to delete the old code and replace it with he new code.

Oh, and Jan has nixed the idea of being able to hover your mouse pointer over a character and get all the clothes to fall away.

stay safe.

[saltydog452]

And I don't have the slightest idea of what you just said.

A day or so ago, I rec'd the 'toon in my e-mail acct on a daily basis.  If I understand right, now to view the 'toon, the viewer needs to have their own web site.

Thanks for trying to answer the question.  I guess we don't speak the same language.

salty

[vaskidmark]

And I don't have the slightest idea of what you just said.

A day or so ago, I rec'd the 'toon in my e-mail acct on a daily basis.  If I understand right, now to view the 'toon, the viewer needs to have their own web site.

Thanks for trying to answer the question.  I guess we don't speak the same language.

salty

Right there on the left hand side is a "subscribe to dbd" thingamajig.  Put your email address in there and click the little button that says "subscribe".

What with the other tech-type changes that seems to have also been effected by the switch in how folks embed it.

Of course, you could ask Chris Muir directly - he does answer email from readers (and usually withing 48 hours has been my experience).

stay safe.

[Perd Hapley]

Of course, you could ask Chris Muir directly - he does answer email from readers (and usually withing 48 hours has been my experience).

stay safe.

Because you two are the only ones still reading it. 

[saltydog452]

Betcha Oleg does.

[vaskidmark]

Because you two are the only ones still reading it. 

Every once in a while I find a gem in the Bible.  Are you going to give me grief for still reading it, too?

Have to say, though, that Vol. 1 is a better read than Vol. 2 - lots more sex and violence to keep up reader interest.

stay safe.