Thread:Plant777/@comment-35465316-20180506183525/@comment-35465316-20180507051024

You're absolutely right about putting fixes before advertisement. I'm not too focused on out-of-site advertisement; fan wikis aren't the kind of stuff you want to take off of the platform.

BK does not have any related sister fan wikis. The closest I can think of is the Fanfic wiki, but that's also a bit of a stretch. (Also, don't search this wiki's name there. That's also my fault and I sincerely apologize. It is, however, hilarious to lampoon, and not nearly as depressing as the Issue 12 Incident.)

While the PVZ wiki does not allow advertising, the PVZCC doesn't have that on their rules, meaning that a solicitation written in passive voice might be able to stay there for an extended period of time. Although we may have to stoop to advertising in a related group on DA - that I'm still afraid of due to the... interesting... and generally volatile behavior of its inhabitants (aside from expressing cringe-inducing habits, they tend to express contradictory behavior towards "unorthodox" fan content, especially ships.) As you can tell, I don't want another Zomboss 2.0 shoving their dirty interests down everyone's throats.

As for a plan on fixing the home page, I suggest whipping up different pictures for the banner and the "cover," while altering the page itself to match, at worst, the Fanfic wiki and moving the user policy to a new page, where you can then put your take on the policy/QC regimen there.

Once we do get to the promotion stage, I think we should try to attract new users, since most of the comics we have now wouldn't hold a prayer in 2018. Again, should this come to be, it would be advisable to treat season 1 as a "heritage collection," as I outlined above. This would alleviate a potential problem I've seen in other collaborative works where newcomers see the older stuff, which is usually riddled with holes and only kept for historical reasons, and see them as the norm. Not sure if I explained it properly, but I think I got the point across.