Discordian

Tell me about it, when I started reading Homestuck it was during one of the creators big breaks and I had to wait ages after catching up before he updated again ;-; The worst though is when you read one you really love and find out after you've started reading that it was abandoned.

The abandoned ones are usually some of the best ones, too. It sucks. All that amazing must have burned them out!

I guess in some cases it's also because they get legit work somewhere and abandon any free projects they had for the money. That's what happened with Zoophobia. The creator is gearing up to release her Patreon-supported animated cartoon Hazbin Hotel and it keeps her really busy.

I've yet to read Homestuck. It seems dauntingly expansive and the original artstyle kinda puts me off. I am told it's improved later on though.

Homestuck is hard to get into in my opinion because there are multiple 'acts' which are basically sections of story in it, and I found the first 3 of them just absolutely terrible and such a drag, theres an insane amount of dialogue that is mostly useless and nothing seems to make any sense, but after those acts the story really starts to pick up and everything about it just gets better and better. It took the creator a while to find his groove but when he found it, oh boy it was good!