EDIT: Today is the FINAL day until June 2010 to submit to the SpiderForest webcomic collective.

The SpiderForest Webcomic Collective is accepting applications for new members until Dec. 23rd of this month. SF is a free webcomic host, and all my works are hosted by them! As a senior member, I highly recommend it for anyone who is seriously invested in their work. DA is a great GALLERY and community, but a webcomic needs a site. It needs extra pages (archive, about, characters), better archiving, less ads, and basically, a home focused on just on it. SF offers you that, as well as a community of other committed comic creators of many genres.

Why do we require an admissions process? It's simple: we're not like DrunkDuck or ComicGenesis; every new member should be bringing something new and wonderful to the table to make SF a better place to be.

What makes SF better than other webcomic collectives? I like to think we're a bit more...homey. Some collectives grow too fast and so members don't know anyone else. We only accept applications 2x a year. A lot of collectives don't let present members vote on new members. At SF, EVERYONE votes, and all votes are equal. We have our choice of software to display the comic, members who know how to build sites (and who are willing to help you out if you've never had a site before), and an awesome cross-advertising mini-banner at the top of every page. Also, NO ADS unless you want them, and you keep all the revenue. IMHO, it's a great deal.

Info on the application and pre-application requirements can be found here.