Former Members
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- Checkerboard Nightmare: creator co-founded Blank Label Comics
- Darken left in January 2010
- Dominic Deegan: Oracle For Hire moved to ZeStuff on 31 October 2005
- El Goonish Shive joined with 910CMX
- Errant Story became self-published on 29 August 2005
- Help Desk became self-published in July 2007 when the Keenspot servers could not handle the data-based site the author wanted to use
- General Protection Fault returned to self-publishing in March 2008
- Goblins left August 2010
- Greystone Inn: creator co-founded Blank Label Comics
- It's Walky: creator co-founded Blank Label Comics
- Krazy Larry: creator co-founded Blank Label Comics
- Life At Bayside was removed from Internet; later reformed on Comic Genesis
- Melonpool: creator co-founded Blank Label Comics
- Menage a 3:
- Nukees: creator sold his share of Keenspot
- Real Life Comics: author no longer felt compelled to be a part of Keenspot, later moved to Blank Label Comics
- Life's So Rad: author took archives down for personal reasons; later released a book containing the comic's full digital archives and all the self-published print comics
- Schlock Mercenary became self-published, later joined Blank Label Comics
- Sheldon joined United Features Syndicate, later also affiliated with Blank Label Comics
- Sinfest became self-published on July 9, 2006
- Sorcery 101
- The Suburban Jungle
- Wapsi Square became affiliated with Blank Label Comics
- Zebra Girl announced its affiliation with 910CMX on July 2, 2010
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