Web Hosting Change
General announcement:
My web hosting won’t allow me to use the directories for general storage of materials anymore. It means the jaynaylor.com site won’t be functional for much longer and will probably forward here. This won’t mean much to you other than the comic back issue list .zips won’t be downloadable at their current addresses.
I can’t say exactly when this will go down, but I will look into a solution to still allow me to post the .zips as attachments here, for those who are in the comic tiers and wish to catch up.
I’ll let you know as developments progress. Thank you for your support!
Comments (20)
will you have zip files for Original life and better days or are they already on here?
I will. Just need to sit down and do it later today probably.
That site takes me back... How much has changed since then.
What the hell?? I can't even find the damn comic anymore. This is cheap.
Rip to a classic site of epic proportions.
you know, I just realized I haven't checked on Original Life since before I was shuttled across the globe. Where could I either view this now, or, pay to view?
Don't know right now, but I may post up some .zips of it for download in a couple of days.
May I suggest moving your storage to Amazon?
I know a few artists use Google Drive, Mega.nz, primeleap, and Dropbox. From an end user perspective, Dropbox seems to be the easiest to use.
This may sound bad but I had no idea you had a website.
Haha, it's okay. Its old and unmaintained.
Does this possibly mean we'll get the Better Days and Original Life archives?
Yes.
I was just browsing the site (man it's been awhile) and then it suddenly stopped. Rest in peace.
Will that include the Better Days and Original Life archives?
Yes. I may post .zips of those too, I think.
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I guess that kinda sucks, but selfishly as long as I can continue viewing your content here I'm happy.
Is it due to content restricting? If so, who is the host so they can be avoided?
No, it has to do with an agreement that the directory would be used as a site backup and not to just host files, which I've been doing. I'm still unsure how to articulate the details, but smarter men have it in hand.