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	Websnark - Comixpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Websnark is widely read in webcomic circles, although its endurance is yet to be determined.
		According to The Urban Dictionary, snark is a contraction of "snide remark" (although in the Websnark sense, a snark is not necessarily snide).
		The mascot of the Snarkoleptics and of Websnark is Snarky, a sleeping green dinosaur drawn by Ursula Vernon.
	www.comixpedia.org /index.php/Websnark (920 words)

	Eric Burns - Comixpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		He is best known as the creator and one of the principal writers of the popular culture and webcomic commentary website Websnark and as the writer of the webcomic Gossamer Commons and The Adventures of Brigadier General John Stark.
		While not as popular as Burns's later work with Websnark, the journal did ultimately attract about three thousand regular daily readers, particularly during a poignant run as Burns chronicled his battle with congestive heart failure induced by idiopathic cardiomyopathy, as well as a car accident in 2000.
		Websnark is also an outlet for commentary on philosophy and popular culture, though webcomics remains what the site is known for.
	www.comixpedia.org /index.php/Eric_Burns (948 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend
		Eric Burns actually wrote me an email assuring me that Websnark wasn't ending, that Websnark was who he "came to the dance with", that he loved Websnark and that he was committed to continuing with it.
		Problem statement: Websnark is not my job, but I feel like I'm being locked into a position of accountability and responsibility for generating the content people want at the rate people want, instead of doing what comes to mind when it comes to mind and -- most of all -- actually enjoying it.
		Websnark has never been defined as "a Webcomics blog." Not by me. I talk a lot about webcomics because I like webcomics, and I'm interested in them, and because I think they matter.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=3885635&postID=111405110833044989 (706 words)

	Garfield without Garfield \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Also, the Websnark guy is a complete tool.
		jimmy: "Also, the Websnark guy is a complete tool.
		The websnark link led me to the Comic Strip Doctor, which was also pretty entertaining.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/49059 (648 words)

	Websnark - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Websnark refers to a webcomic that has been reviewed on a website.
		While some use the term websnarked in a general sense, meaning their webcomic was reviewed, others use the term to refer to Websnark.com mentioning their site (with or without commentary), thereby increasing traffic to the site.
		Whether websnark will endure as a term remains to be seen.
	education.music.us /W/Websnark.htm (343 words)

	Modern Humor Authority \| Critical Review for the Post-Internet Age » Blog Archive » The Hunting of the ...
		Websnark, a webcomics-only review blog from the first-and-a-half generation of internet reporting, has swept the ordinarily basement-shut-in world of webcartoonists with its tumbling prose, its breathtaking K2-like vistas, and its elegies second only to the more-familiar dactylic hexameter.
		I liken the scenario to Willy thinking he was going to be in “just another boy-saves-whale picture.” And we all know how that ended up.
		When I first started Websnark, it was actually so I could separate out webcomics and other web-centric commentary from more “serious” writing.
	www.modernhumorauthority.com /2005/03/25/the-hunting-of-the-websnark (1307 words)

	Casual Notice — Now with Life Affirming marshmallow shapes.
		Go take a look at the Comments section of the Websnark blog if you don't believe me. Anyone who has a (free) account can pipe in with their opinion of what Burns has to say, and while Burns will correct misapprehensions or factual inaccuracies, no one is ever decried by him.
		I read Websnark and occasionally stroll through his comments, but never comment there myself.
		He treats the Websnark blog as if it were printed in a newspaper.
	www.casualnotice.com (1142 words)

	Penny Arcade! - Arcanum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Websnark - Whenever I read Websnark I can't help but think of this quote:
		Goats - Jon responds to the Websnark post and once again we get a talkback thread full of famous webcomic artists like R.Stevens of Diesel Sweeties.
		Checkerboard Nightmare - Kristopher shares his take on the documentary in the form of a comic strip as well as a news post.
	www.penny-arcade.com /2005/06/06 (1004 words)

	Blaski.com - The Search Portal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Websnark: Playlists and Coffeemakers: Recapturing the Personal - Google Search
		Results 1 - 5 of about 7 for Websnark: and : the.
		It takes a good amount of time to come to terms with iTunes.
	www.blaski.com /blaski.php?q=Websnark%3A+Playlists+and+Coffeemakers%3A+Recapturing+the+Personal (48 words)

	City of Heroes Official Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Eric Burns over at the web blog thingy Websnark and quite a few words to say about Issue 8 and City of Heroes.
		Jack Emmert, a.k.a the Statesman, is still very much in charge of the game, as he is in charge of all of Cryptic Stuidos.
		Trying to make it sound like everything wrong with the game was Statesman's fault and everything good has been because of Positron's saving grace is just ridiculous.
	boards.cityofheroes.com /showflat.php?Number=7362972 (2137 words)

	The Millions (A Blog About Books): More NaNoWriMo
		Websnark presents four reasons why NaNoWriMo is an instructive exercise.
		The first three touch on the idea that if you want to be a writer, you have to stop being lazy and/or afraid and you have to write every day.
		Websnark's last reason for liking NaNoWriMo is that "There are worse reasons to form a community than creativity," and that is about the best defense of NaNoWriMo that I can come up with as well.
	www.themillionsblog.com /2006/11/more-nanowrimo.html (1022 words)

	Waffle: I was going to like Typekey, but Typekey didn't like me back
		I wanted to leave a comment on Websnark but it only takes comments from Typekey account holders.
		Presumably, either Typekey or Websnark have not managed to make the system work with Opera 7.52, which I use.
		And switching from that to any other browser is the one hoop I'm not prepared to jump through just to post a comment.
	rocr.xepher.net /weblog/archives/000331.html (1033 words)

	Penny Arcade! - The Inevitable Outcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		A much less reasonable response came from Websnark.
		If you don't draw a webcomic you probably have no idea who that is. Imagine a guy who writes a blog where he consistently overanalyzes webcomics.
		If you asked me what I thought of websnark I'd tell you that "he reflects the creative energy of real artists".
	www.penny-arcade.com /2005/03/14 (1344 words)

	p i x e l s c r i b b l e s :: journal: Is Websnark over?
		It seems the majority of Eric Burns' recent posts have been of the "I don't have anything for you today" meme (often with the added information of "I'm sick" or "I'm tired").
		Maybe he will calm down after a few weeks--his comic did just launch, after all--and things will go back to "normal".
		But maybe he's chosen (in his heart, where it counts for an artist) to move on...in which case, I will be sorry to see Websnark go.
	pixelscribbles.com /journal/2005/03/is-websnark-over.html (271 words)

	La Casa Comics » Archive » 059: The Adventures of Ben and Robert #4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In case you don’t get it: the “Webcomics Boning” idea started when Gary at Fleen read the Websnark post, Submitted without protection, which was in response to this Checkerboard Nightmare strip.
		Gary coined webcomics boning, and the response was good enough that they decided to make it its own column.
		Of course, the websnark post was from Wednesday White.
	www.lacasacomics.com /?p=63 (686 words)

	Starslip Crisis - Daily Sci-Fi Humor Comics by Kristofer Straub - News for Tuesday, March 07, 2006
		It looks like today's strip has captured the imaginations of Websnark and Fleen.
		Every time I think I hit one out of the park, the response is moderate -- then I turn around and do something I'm kind of ashamed of, and everyone else digs it.
		I think Websnark is responding not just to the one strip but to the themes STARSLIP CRISIS is building up, sort of like when the Academy gives an Oscar for a reasonably good performance that follows an excellent one (like this year's "Best Supporting Actor").
	www.starslipcrisis.com /2006/03/websnark-fleen-webcomics.shtml (631 words)

	TalkAboutComics Blog » Websnark on Modern Tales fall lineup
		Shaenon mentioned this briefly below, but I’ll give it its own post: Websnark blogger Eric Burns breaks down the new faces in the Modern Tales fall schedule, doing mini reviews of each new comic.
		Among many other things, he writes: “One thing I think is really, really healthy both for Modern Tales and for we the fans of webcomics is an increase of style and diversity in the new lineup.”
		Without going in to extreme micro-niche genres, I can’t think of any type of comic Modern Tales doesn’t have.
	www.talkaboutcomics.com /blog/?p=550 (185 words)

	Whistling in the Dark - I'm avoiding writing about John Stark on Websnark right now...
		I'm avoiding writing about John Stark on Websnark right now...
		I commented on John Stark in my AP U.S. History class last week and recommended it to my civ teacher/academic team coach/marching band staff member as well, who reads Websnark semi-regularly.
		It's odd to think that more contemporary Americans probably now have the picture you paint of the General's personality/relationship with his wife, etc., than even knew he existed a week or two ago.
	demiurgent.livejournal.com /143563.html (421 words)

	Modern Humor Authority \| Critical Review for the Post-Internet Age » Blog Archive » You Had Me And You Lost ...
		The MHA staff used to actually giggle with delight over how tight Eric Burns’ webshit was.
		Now Websnark is about three things: some Star Wars RPG sourcebook, The Adventures of Sergeant Major Tony Stark, and Gossamer Comics.
		I didn’t have an ovary surgically removed for you to make holiday jokes about, however festively they may be presented.
	www.modernhumorauthority.com /2005/11/02/you-had-me-and-you-lost-me-websnark (457 words)

	Websnark: This is an experiment. And it is for a good cause. Good cause + experiment = some fun!
		Well, Websnark isn't paid work, and that's okay with me. I like doing Websnark.
		And the winner of this auction gets to set the topic of a snark here on Websnark.
		Because bidding would make me feel good, and more to the point would mean Websnark could donate something nice as a whole.
	www.websnark.com /archives/2004/12/this_is_an_expe.html (924 words)

	YirBlog - Daily thoughts on comics and pop culture » Websnark meets Dumbrella
		YirBlog - Daily thoughts on comics and pop culture » Websnark meets Dumbrella
		A great post from Eric Burns at Websnark.
		He kinda takes you with him, no? He saved me a 9 hour drive or something… not that I was going to go or knew anything about this thing, or would have went anyway– BUT still, it sounded like a fun time.
	www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com /blog/index.php?p=93 (108 words)

	Concerned Extras » Webcomics
		I’ve been reading websnark since before I started my comic, and have been waiting the entire run for […]
		In other webcomic moving news, PHW Comics has moved to a new domain, has a new look, and will soon be sporting some spiffy new features!
		Since websnark appears to be turning into more of a personal blog than a webcomics blog these days (not that there’s anything wrong with that), you might direct your attention to fleen.com, a new webcomics blog that’s all about webcomics.
	www.hlcomic.com /extras/?cat=5&paged=1 (478 words)

	goats: The Pub forum: Jon Has Been Called Out (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		However, he frequently mentions webcomics which i either have not yet discovered or have not yet taken the time to read.
		So he has introduced me to a few new items, and that makes it worthwhile (for me) to check Websnark occasionally.
		I think I read websnark for the same reason I buy books by their weight at the airport - when I'm bored, I prioritise quantity over all else.
	www.goats.com /forums/pub/1658/index.html#27571 (765 words)

	Nukees, The Atomic Comic Strip
		That's why I really liked WebSnark when it first debutted as a daily blog offering an honest daily review about specific strips, the wrongs and the rights.
		I mean, I know it's the Internet, but one of the great points of WebSnark is that Eric wrote well and was articulate.
		To top it all off, I feel the site's been cheapened recently by both the launching and plugging of Eric's own webcomic, thus removing him from the realm of objectivity, and the recent overpowering begging relating to his new Paypal donation button.
	www.nukees.com (4447 words)

	Concerned Extras » Blog Archive » Wrap-Up Stuff
		Well, not really, though at least people are noticing.
		I got an incredibly kind and thoughtful write up from Eric Burns at websnark.
		I’ve been reading websnark since before I started my comic, and have been waiting the entire run for Burns to give me some love — finally got it!
	www.hlcomic.com /extras/?p=184 (139 words)

	We Scooped Websnark! \| Comixpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Ok not really - I had caught Eric's forward to Scott Kurtz's latest PvP book collection earlier, and today Websnark has a post from Eric about it.
		Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes.
		This was just referring to the posting about it on this world wide web thing (see early post on PvP which mentions your foreward) which may not even be true since I didn't do a search on websnark to see whether you'd written about it earlier..
	comixpedia.com /node/8516 (394 words)

	TalkAboutComics Blog » Eric Burns returns to Websnark blogging
		TalkAboutComics Blog »; Eric Burns returns to Websnark blogging
		Former Moden Tales editor Eric Burns appears to have returned to his regularly scheduled Websnark blogging.
		That’s cool, not only because it gives you things to read, but because it must mean Burns’ life has ascended from the pits of total chaos and he’s now soaring like an eagle through the pits of something closer to 95% choas.
	www.talkaboutcomics.com /blog/?p=542 (463 words)

	Journey Into History - Goings-on at Connecticon
		So I've been reading the hubbub over the Connecticon numbers at Comixpedia and Websnark.
		I'll try and get in touch with the hyper-negative folks over at websnark
		comments websnark made about 75,000; 100,000; etc and prositutes.
	www.journeyintohistory.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=219&Itemid=29 (568 words)

	girl/robot » Archive » 17: Flower (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Anthraxus: at some point, I do plan on covering it.
		I just finished going through the archives (when Eric @ Websnark says to read archives, I tend to obey) a few moments ago, and just recovered from the tears of laughter produced.
		Aye, I followed the link from websnark as well, and enjoyed this immensely.
	brokenlittledreams.com /?p=25 (471 words)

	The Dead Parrot Society: Hyperlinks, and a series of fortunate events
		Check out a few strips, then get distracted by a link called Slumbering Lungfish.
		Find a post about another blog called Websnark, which focuses on criticism, praise and reviews of webcomics.
		A longtime friend of mine does a great webcomic, so I'm curious whether this blogger has said anything about PV Comics, and about what he has to say in general.
	www.deadparrots.net /archives/blogging/0409hyperlinks_and_a_series_of_fortunate_events.html (441 words)

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