In Which I Pimp my Site II: Electric Boogaloo

Er, well I didn't get a whole lot of response to this yesterday so I'll try again today in the hopes that those who missed it then will catch it on the repeat:


So today's the big day, we go live and public with our beta site and hope the entire thing doesn't collapse under us. I'm not saying it will, but I do acknowledge that it's a possibility. Right now, though, our big hope is to start building traffic, and we need to build it pretty darn quickly. If you check out the site and like what you see please post a link or two to your journal and encourage some others to visit as well. We're basically doing this all at grassroots level so anything anyone can do to help spread the word would be greatly appreciated.

Come see the beta site!

Read my comic, The Paranormals!

Play my game, Arcanom!

Feedback on what you like/don't like, technical problems you encountered, etc., is highly encouraged. I really recommend you check it out on IE or Safari as Mozilla seems to have some plug-in issues

ADDENDUM: To everyone who did try it out yesterday and had technical issues, reported them, and helped us bug fix, thank you so very much. The engineers claim they tracked down the issue and we should see the fix on Thursday. In the meantime if you run into the dreaded 500 Status Error, dump your cache, close your browser and go back in, then, like magic, it will be fixed until it happens again.

ADDENDUM II: It would mean so much to me to hear your opinions on the projects I've produced, this is my first time as a producer and I'm feeling a bit...vulnerable just now. Please don't make me resort to begging, it really wouldn't be pretty.

ADDENDUM III: You can find more stuff like art, icons, wallpapers, etc., here.

Brilliant!

This is sheer genius:

Olympia, Wash. -- Proponents of same-sex marriage have introduced a ballot measure that would require heterosexual couples to have a child within three years or have their marriages annulled.

The Washington Defense of Marriage Alliance acknowledged on its Web site that the initiative was "absurd" but hoped the idea prompts "discussion about the many misguided assumptions" underlying a state Supreme Court ruling that upheld a ban on same-sex marriage.

The measure would require couples to prove they can have children to get a marriage license. Couples who do not have children within three years could have their marriages annulled.

All other marriages would be defined as "unrecognized," making those couples ineligible for marriage benefits.

The paperwork for the measure was submitted last month. Supporters must gather at least 224,800 signatures by July 6 to put it on the November ballot....

via No More Mister Nice Guy