The Road to New Isengard

[bunn]

Photo workshop went quite well, I think.  My skills may be rudimentary but they were still comfortably better than anyone present, which I always think is the key factor for skills training.  So I may not have taught them All the Things, but they all learned Things they didn't know, at any rate

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[lx_photos]

American/English LJ is dead, really.
The Russian one is liver than all alives.

[bunn]

Um... Your account looks kind of real, but this comment seems a bit odd. I was going to hit 'spam' but then I thought possibly this comment is from a hijacked account, so just in case a real person is getting comment notifications, I thought I'd reply.

I may be English, but my LJ is very much alive! :-D

[lx_photos]

I find your post in the top of the foreign accounts (non-Cyrillic).
Look, the top post has 4 comments.
Russian top post usually has more than 500..1000 comments.
It's quite different :)
Especially if you know that English spoken readers quantity must be ten times more than the Russian one.
It is maybe a usual thing that one social network is more popular in one country and another one - in another country.
So, I am speak such thing - English LJ is more dead than alive :)

[bunn]

I'm sorry - I don't understand why you are posting here? This is just my personal blog, read largely by my friends and occasionally family. It isn't locked, so it may have appeared briefly linked somewhere within LJ, but if it appeared in a top ten, that has to be a brief algorithm quirk, just on my own friendslist I can see many journals that are far busier than mine. I'm not competing with them, so this doesn't bother me.

But even if mine was the only English-language blog left on Livejournal - why does that matter to you, and why come here to tell me about it?

[ladyofastolat]

I like the idea of the last English-language blog left on Livejournal, defiantly posting away although none remain to read it. It's a post-apocalyptic scenario, but a civilised, genteel one: a sort of starter apocalypse, for people who don't like pandemics and zombie-gore.

[bunn]

I quite like the idea of bunn.livejournal.com floating like a tiny lifeboat on a vast cyrillic sea, while far in the distance in one direction looms the monstrous continent of Facebook, and rather closer to hand, people peer down at me from the decks of the mighty liner Blogger, and the good ship Dreamwidth goes puffing by with her rainbow funnels. :-D

[lx_photos]

Sorry.
Best wishes.