Looks like the nays have it and I’ll keep posting the comics with the caption in the image, as before. I’ve added a number to the title for making it easy to differentiate between each strip (which will aid in scripting the posting).
What do people think of that? If that’s also too much I can go back to just the date for the title.
My recommendation would be to keep the website published date as the title. Having the original publication date would give to much context to the timeless strip.
I’m not sure we need numberings in the title, unless the original published comics had them.
If searchability is the problem that needs solved, then a tagging system would work. Stuff like “cow, hammer, car accident” but this would be cumbersome for a title. Lemmy should have a separate system for that. I’ve never checked, if there is a feature request forum for lemmy, user generated tags would make lemmy the best user generated content platform to search on.
Looks like the nays have it and I’ll keep posting the comics with the caption in the image, as before. I’ve added a number to the title for making it easy to differentiate between each strip (which will aid in scripting the posting).
What do people think of that? If that’s also too much I can go back to just the date for the title.
Ftr, thanks so much for running this community! And thanks for your consistency with the daily posts!
Thanks, I appreciate hearing it!
My recommendation would be to keep the website published date as the title. Having the original publication date would give to much context to the timeless strip.
I’m not sure we need numberings in the title, unless the original published comics had them.
If searchability is the problem that needs solved, then a tagging system would work. Stuff like “cow, hammer, car accident” but this would be cumbersome for a title. Lemmy should have a separate system for that. I’ve never checked, if there is a feature request forum for lemmy, user generated tags would make lemmy the best user generated content platform to search on.