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It's a bit absurd in some cases.

Brad Guigar's "Evil, Inc." which is a newspaper comic with a web presence had it's article deleted and overturned no less than three times, due to failure of "notorioty".

The webcomic Jack, as well continuously has its article deleted, despite the time and effort put into the article and despite Jack now being out in print form.

It seems a tad bit...well biased if you ask me. But then again, perhaps I'm biased being a webcomic artist myself.

Very standard.

I know Neopets does allow its visitors to create an actual webpage, but at the same time it's all templated.

You could try using a design tool like Dreamweaver or Frontpage to create your page for us.

Wow! Thank you! I'll get to setting everything up immediately!

Ah, thank you! I was going to ask about the font! *traipses off to grab that one*

Ooooh! Mind if I use those??

Like this, Fes?

When I first implemented the buttons, that was said to me, and so I included the text of what they were directly *above* the buttons, in the order they appear.

Any suggestions on how to make it clearer what button leads where?

The site was not ads-free until perhaps the last couple of days (I do not know why the ads were removed).  The owner of the server my site is currently on and the server itself have begun to prove unreliable, and so I am looking for more reliable hosting.

Edited to add:

The ads are back on the bottom of the page now.

Mab surprised the heck outta me with that, too! Yes, that's me doing the cameo thing.

Username I hope to recieve: witchiebunny

e-mail: witchiebunny00 AT aol DOT com.

Description:  Hidden Disguises is a comic about Wryn, the main character and her life. She starts out her life as a maidservant to the Prince Twynador, and is happy in her life. Once Twynador's vindictive and jealous betrothed, Princess Diamond enters the scene however Wryn finds her life turned upside down as she is forced to leave the only home she's ever known. Now she's out in a wide world she knows little to nothing about, and must learn to get along. There are other life lessons she has to learn, namely that everyone is wearing a disguise, even when they themselves do not know it. The trick is learning to see what is underneath.

This is a story I've been working on for the last nine years, and it has been a webcomic for the last two, going on three.

The url for the comic is, conviently enough http://www.hiddendisguises.com

I do believe that is it.