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ghost town (Patreon)

Published:
2018-10-27 01:55:24
Imported:
2026-06

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I just felt like I should temper peoples expectations a bit, because I don't really plan to put a ton of content on the patreon page itself. We already have a community over at our site, and I'm not really interested in splitting it in half, so this place will mostly just be used for uhhh, transactional purposes?

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Cicada Carpenter

my username is shadybug!! this finally convinced me to switch over from a lurker to making an account lol

Team Anchora

Hey, nice to see you guys are on Patreon now! It hasn't worked out too well for us as of yet, but that's less because of the platform and more because of our small fanbase, haha. Best of luck to y'all!

Olga Makarova

Why should it be a ghost town? You can always post some cool gators here! We love them :)

ComicFury
>>16750148

Well, I'm just worried about excluding people, y'know. Plus I don't really want to take activity away from the forums, where everyone can participate in the gatorage

Shan Wickremesinghe
>>16750148

People can still post on Patreon posts for free if they follow Comic Fury and the post isn't locked behind a pay tier (i.e. open to all). Which I know isn't exactly the point you're making but just saying.

ComicFury
>>16750148

I guess I could do that, but I wouldn't really know what to post that I wouldn't just post on CF instead, to be honest

Shan Wickremesinghe
>>16750148

I absolutely do get that your point was first and foremost about not splitting traffic between here and the Fury but here's my more cynical more calculating side offering its opinion (cue how could you tell?) but what you could do is on the one end ask people to donate gator pics and post them here for free and using the percentage statistics effect (individuals are hard to predict, groups less so - it's how we do public health policy for starters), I'm sure at least a few would stop and think of chipping in a dollar who otherwise might not thought of doing so if they hadn't been right up to the front door. I mean, you know those people in supermarkets who are giving away free samples (often on toothpicks) of a product being advertised nearby? There might even be a stand or something with the product on display? There's never any compulsion to buy but you just <i>know</i> they're kind of hoping <i>someone</i> will. Must be working because people keep on doing this ...

Nate Tamblyn

how much do i have to pay to get legsgator all year round