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Concerning the note:

Many of these comic books can be found for purchase at . <!-- Please don't remove this link, it's not spam, it's pretty much the only place where you can find most of these comics. -->

If the comment is to be believed then perhaps it should say something to that effect in the text rather than just as a comment that is invisible when not editing.

Redlinks?

This list is creeped with redlinks for no apparent reason. Maybe we should keep them out before their actual articles are created? • Ekevu • ♥ • ★ 17:49, 27 January 2006 (UTC)

The redlinks can be an encouragement to write the articles. Someone with knowledge about a subject can see right away that an article is needed. --Coyoty 19:42, 27 January 2006 (UTC)

It's also been suggested that some of these should be converted to links to WikiFur, particularly in the cases where there is very little chance of an article being created (or remaining for any length of time) on Misplaced Pages. GreenReaper 15:32, 13 June 2006 (UTC)

webcomics or comic books

I noticed webcomics The Suburban Jungle and Supermegatopia are both in comic book list. How about moving the items in "comic strips and webcomics" list into "comic book" sections? Notations could be added such as "The Suburban Jungle (webcomic and comic books)" (SJ started as webcomic) and "Wild Frontier (comics) (comic book and webcomic)" (WF started as comic book and is now being converted into a webcomic). --EarthFurst 04:25, 23 May 2006 (UTC)

furry Spare Parts?

Currently List of furry comics webcomics list includes Spare Parts, but Spare Parts is about an audio drama. I found a Spare Parts webcomic but it is not furry (from the strips I looked at). Is there a furry webcomic named Spare Parts? --EarthFurst 22:50, 22 May 2006 (UTC)

I'm guessing when Spare Parts was added to the list, the adder was confused because one of the creators of Spare Parts (Isabel Marks) also creates a furry webcomic (named Namir Deiter). --EarthFurst 18:46, 12 June 2006 (UTC)

WikiFur links

I just axed them all, being formatted like internal links implies endorsement of accuracy and such, if the red links need to go away they should be external links to the webcomics home page or something. Misplaced Pages don't need to be endorsing WikiFur. Miltopia 20:48, 7 November 2006 (UTC)