Reddit seems to have introduced sitewide AI moderation bots that are sweeping up users and outright banning them, without warning or explanation, for crimes like including links in their posts. This has started to hit some pretty well-known artists in r/comics.
It's inconsistent and unpredictable - which makes it worse, since you don't know what the rules are. As companies like Reddit give up more and more control to unaccountable machines, this kind of thing is getting more common.
Reddit has always had kind of a strange relationship with contributors and what is often called "self-promotion". On one hand, it wants Content... But it can't seem to decide where it wants the content to come from.
It's nice that we've got alternative spaces like this.
Anyway, have some links:
- More comics:
- Patreon
I'm way to small to go places and do signings ๐ It would be fun to do a convention sometime, but I don't have the marketing chops or energy.
People have asked how they can get a signed copy... My workaround is that , unlike the book which is print on demand, I sell stickers directly via Ko-Fi, so if someone buys a sticker and mentions they have the book, I include a little sticky label with a signature and a lil' sketch that they can stick in the cover.
i mean don't sell yourself short. let your legs do the short business. but if you do a SacAnime or any of the Bay Area cons I'm there.