Not happy, Janet
It's times like this I really dislike some aspects of LJ.
You see, I've got an email telling me that someone I've not heard of before (deepstarrysky) replied to a comment I made in someone else's LJ. Looking at the comment I made, it looks only vaguely familiar, so I think it must have been at least a month ago, and I'd willingly believe I made my comment back in March.
So: I have no clue whose LJ that conversation took place/is taking place in, or when, so I can't go and reply to deepstarrysky. I think I'd like to, I think it'd be an interesting conversation. I feel rude, and on the other hand, as though if LJ expects me to remember the exact text, LJ and time of every comment I make, I might as well quit now.
As it happens, deepstarrysky doesn't have any non-friendslocked posts, so I can't leave a comment along the lines of "interesting followup, but I don't remember where I was having that conversation, do you want to talk more about it?" which was my first reaction.
You see, I've got an email telling me that someone I've not heard of before (deepstarrysky) replied to a comment I made in someone else's LJ. Looking at the comment I made, it looks only vaguely familiar, so I think it must have been at least a month ago, and I'd willingly believe I made my comment back in March.
So: I have no clue whose LJ that conversation took place/is taking place in, or when, so I can't go and reply to deepstarrysky. I think I'd like to, I think it'd be an interesting conversation. I feel rude, and on the other hand, as though if LJ expects me to remember the exact text, LJ and time of every comment I make, I might as well quit now.
As it happens, deepstarrysky doesn't have any non-friendslocked posts, so I can't leave a comment along the lines of "interesting followup, but I don't remember where I was having that conversation, do you want to talk more about it?" which was my first reaction.