Soooo... I was thinking... what's the difference between this site and livejournal, really? Except you can do less things here? What is your "team" but basically, a friends-list? What can you do here that you can't do there, or what can you do here better?
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Corey Hart said, (96 days ago)
It's all in the organization. Most sites are fairly similar in functionality.
Salomea said, (96 days ago)
It is a blogging site, but it's kind of the same: you have your friends list, you write something for them, they comment on it. YOu read what they write and you comment.
bizzy said, (96 days ago)
I can shoot lasers here. From my eyebrows.
Never could do that on LJ. Pity.
bizzy said, (96 days ago)
Honestly though.... the difference between here and "there" is that I can keep in touch with more people here. I tend to write really personal stuff on LJ that I don't even want some of my good IRL friends seeing/knowing. If one of them were to find my page on this site, I probably wouldn't mind so much because the chances of them finding something they didn't already know are pretty slim.
Salomea said, (96 days ago)
Oh, I agree that LJ is more personal... I tend to think of this site and consu as being a fun place for the superficial-me. But then again, I use various filters on LJ anyway for the personal and non-personal posts, depending on who I want to read them.
Salomea said, (95 days ago)
Yeah, but everyone here's on lj anyway. LJ just has a bigger base to sift through.
I think a lot of my flist has both indie cred and mac snobs, although mixed up with a lot of glam and diy.
isn't live journal a blogging site?