Archives and ratings.

Remember how sometimes archives exist? Yeahhhh... see, here's the thing. Most people (I figure) if they want to go read the archive of a comic, start and the beginning and work their way through from there, or, if said comic has a dropdown box (which mine does) they can navigate from there. But, I thought it would also be nice, if people couldn't quite remember what they were looking for, to have an archive. Which means I've started updating the archive page. All the storylines are put in, as are the first two months of silly strips (which are being listed individually with a thumbnail for easy reference.) The silly ones are going to take forever, but- c'est la vie. I'm workin' on it.

On a similarly flavored note, I've also added ratings in the archives along with the storylines, just in case. I'm not a huge fan of ratings, but I find that people like to know what they're getting into. In general, if a strip is going to be rated pg-13 or something similar, I'll let people know in the title of the storyline. The ratings on the archive page also list what it's earning its rating with, for example, language, violence, what have you. Because some people aren't bothered by sex, but take strong offense to violence, or- what have you. So, there you go. One would think that people on the intarwebs would be self censoring, since all you have to do if you find something you don't like is click back (or alt+left) and the icky goes away. One would think... Anyway. Ratings. Oh yah, they're also- pretty general, and completely made up by me, based on- whatever I feel like. Not so much a code, more like- guidelines.