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Hungry lizard, not rushed rabbit. Ok. Still think something is going on that we're not seeing.
And I'm too sleepy again.
The Vietnam War is still a really sensitive subject for a lot of people; and there are a lot of disabled vets around that owe their disabilities to that war. Add in those vets who were never able to adjust after the war: those who committed suicide, who became drug addicts, who are homeless or in and out of psychiatric care because of what their experiences did to their minds. Taken altogether, this is not a story I would want to tackle unless I was working in conjunction with a lot of different vets who went through the actual experience. You run the risk of being accused of exploiting all that suffering if you don't take extreme care; and, even if you get the blessing of veterans and veteran's associations, there may still be people who would give you grief over it. The CoD type games are able to avoid this exactly because they consult with hundreds of sources. As opposed to SW, WoW, EvE, and other fantasy/science fiction war games, historical war games have a lot of human emotion and suffering tied up in those experiences.
At the bottom end of the Top 100 comics: Average 50-60 daily votes to remain in that area.
"Freefall" a comic we think of as being popular, is hitting right now in mid 150's. They average 30-46 votes daily.
Volatility really starts between 190-200: Comics in this area average anywhere from 15-32 votes daily.
By the time you get down to #300-305, you are looking at an average of 8-10 votes daily.
Where is GRATZ?
Tonight, the comic is #314, total monthly votes of 105.
Daily average: 8.75 votes.
It is 14 points away from #300. But, being brutally honest, if the other voting patterns remain consistent it's not going to get there averaging 8.75 votes a day. It can probably hold position, but it's not going to catch comics averaging 10+ votes a day.
This is not me being mad; far from it. Looking back at the beginning of the year, we're killing it in terms of progress. I just see so much more we could do. This month alone I've seen 11-14 vote days, but not on the weekend. If that were consistent every day through the month we could be in the high 200s.