RKN banned Acomics. Now a bunch of artists and translators are left without a platform for publication and don't know what to do, because besides Acomics and social networks, many have nothing at all.

Colleagues, I've been telling you for years: you can't blindly trust content aggregators, you need to have your own home on the Web, including for cases like this.

What to do, where to run?
I suggest two options:
- Go to another webcomic community, for example, ComicFury (they will give you a ready-made site template and free hosting). Russian comics are there too. You can also expand your audience by translating your comic into English.
- Separate completely. Make yourself a site on the Rarebit engine (my comics and books are on it) and set it free. This is an engine made specifically for comics, it's free and very convenient, and all instructions are given right in the code.

Where to go with your site, or About hosting.
- If you want to buy a domain name and hosting in the RU zone, I recommend Sprinthost (my sites are on it, I like everything).
- If you want to leave the RU zone and/or just not pay for hosting, I recommend Neocities. This is an interesting conglomerate of creative sites on various topics, an echo of the internet in the "like before" style.

Advantages of your own site:
- Full protection from all sorts of surprises with aggregator closures.
- You can put an ad banner and even get a little money for your creativity. It's nice and motivates you not to quit.

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