If you’ve got a website and you’d like to link to Station V3, and you’d like some sort of banner or button for it, there are a few new ones here, with more on the way.
Today’s bonus doodle shows one of the hazards of living on Station V3. The current reader request bonus strip is here now – if you have a request for the next bonus strip, or you’ve got something you’d like to say about the comic, you can do all that at the forum!
There’s a new reader request voting bonus strip up today… Floyd’s box of spare parts was last seen on Z7, and now it’s back!
In other webcomic news: today over on Zeera the Space Pirate, there’s a guest strip I sent in for the comic’s third birthday celebration. (Happy Birthday to it!)
On a sadder note, Dog Complex is starting its final three weeks today.
The phone and DSL seem to be back to normal now. Cable is, too. (That was off too for a while, for unrelated reasons – the company was rerouting some wires somewhere) So the only problem getting today’s comic online was that Mr. Maintenance Engineer didn’t seem to want me to draw him at first. (Maybe he was mad about the way his eyes bugged out a bit in the third panel of the current bonus?) But we worked it out. 
DSL’s been working on and off… from last night to this morning, it’s been more off than on. And obviously I should start uploading strips ahead of time until waiting until the night before.
To get this month started on the voting lists, there’s a reader request bonus strip at buzzComix with an upgrade to the formerly-human Floyd, and the “real life” Ebb attempts tech support for me at TopWebcomics. The voting went very well last month – a big thank you to everyone who voted!
My phone appears to be dead… no dialtone on any of the jacks in the house, or on the test jack in the box outside the house. So it appears to be a phone company problem, and they’re going to take a look at it – in a couple of days. In the meantime, DSL is still working most of the time. (If it wasn’t, you wouldn’t be reading this right now! It’s not like I’d be able to use a dial-up account as a backup in a situation like this…)