Searachable Archives Project Part 2

[Shadow Bunny]

You forgot to put "DONE" next to my batch (321-340).

Also, I'm ready for a second.

[Pip Boy]

Yeah, I got hit in the face with standardized tests a little after I signed up for this, so I was a bit busy what with the studying for my insignificant life. Thats all done now, though, so I should be back on to translating this cthulian writing of yours into text pretty soon.

[NMR]

Here and ready for a batch!

[Eldezar]

Sent in 601-620. Taking a break but sill do another one later this week or next week if they are not finished yet.

I was curious when reading this one. I know it's funnier this way so that's how it was written, but did Black Mage ever actually know it was Onion Kid that he orphaned? Twice.

Also Grargh?

[Pip Boy]

Finally done with my batch, and ready for another. Just sent in 161-180.

Matoya is a ho.

[Eldezar]

Ok, I wanted to test the search function, and the last thing on my mind when I thought of this was 'ho' as I had just finished reading Megaman FTW's post, and found a problem.

If you enter 'ho' into the string search, it brings up many comics that do not have the single word 'ho' in it, but comics which have words that have a consecutive 'h' and 'o' within them. Example, Episode #001 has 'who' and 'how', and Episode #002 has 'hours' and 'hour'.

Now, it may not be a big deal, as I cannot think of any other words people would search for that is commonly found within other words. People don't normally search for just 'a' 'in' 'the' 'or' or 'an' or anything like that, but I can imagine one searching for something similar to 'ho' that has less of a pronounish/conjuctivative usage.

So, thought I might bring that up in case it seems pertinent to ya.

EDIT: Fun fact. Every episode contains either the word 'in' or a word that has a consecutive 'i' and 'n' within it. Prove me wrong and I'll buy you a milkshake.

SUPER EDIT: http://www.nuklearpower.com/page/14/...key=transcript Scroll down and you'll see the problem.

[Maxattack]

I'll take a set.

[Kurosen]

Originally Posted by Eldezar

Ok, I wanted to test the search function, and the last thing on my mind when I thought of this was 'ho' as I had just finished reading Megaman FTW's post, and found a problem.

If you enter 'ho' into the string search, it brings up many comics that do not have the single word 'ho' in it, but comics which have words that have a consecutive 'h' and 'o' within them. Example, Episode #001 has 'who' and 'how', and Episode #002 has 'hours' and 'hour'.

Now, it may not be a big deal, as I cannot think of any other words people would search for that is commonly found within other words. People don't normally search for just 'a' 'in' 'the' 'or' or 'an' or anything like that, but I can imagine one searching for something similar to 'ho' that has less of a pronounish/conjuctivative usage.

So, thought I might bring that up in case it seems pertinent to ya.

EDIT: Fun fact. Every episode contains either the word 'in' or a word that has a consecutive 'i' and 'n' within it. Prove me wrong and I'll buy you a milkshake.

SUPER EDIT: http://www.nuklearpower.com/page/14/...key=transcript Scroll down and you'll see the problem.

Yeah, I figured that out while testing the transcript function before release. It's not a big deal.

BUT I can't figure out why 194 displays that way in the search results field.

[Meister]

BUT I can't figure out why 194 displays that way in the search results field.

There's a closed square bracket after "Why do I even try to share my fabulous wit with you."

EDIT: Same problem in 332 and 333, by the way: link.

[Kurosen]

Fixed.