Personal ambition may get in the way of the group's needs, do you mainly look out for your own comic, or is your primary concern about the group as a whole? For example, if you felt that you're own comic could thrive without the rest of the collective, would you leave BLC or would you stay to support the rest? What are ways that you support the rest of the collective now? Do you have any new ideas, hopes, dreams that will promote or improve BLC?

Midnight Cartooner here! First off, congrats on the WCCA nominations, they are many and well-deserved! However, following up from a recent brouhaha over at Digital Strips, how much credence do you all put in your nominations? Do you feel like they should be reserved for those that really don't need the boost a nomination like this might provide? (Arguably this includes everyone on the BLC roster.)

All of Blank Label's properties (meant figuratively, not literally) enjoy a good amount of popularity and fan support despite lacking any real controversial content. For example, Real Life is little more than a blog comic (but a very well polished one) and Sheldon might be the most harmless comic on the Web. How do all the creators feel about the stigma that webcomics should be edgier and provide something more than your simple, Sunday morning funnies strip might offer? What advice would you give to those trying to make it with common conventions like vulgar language, intense violence, and controversial content designed to rile up a target audience?

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"Of course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong." - Dennis Miller

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________________________________________________________________________ "Of course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong." - Dennis Miller Check out my webcomic, Amazing Superzeroes, at www.amazingsuperzeroes.com! They're heroes! With a Z!