Hello.
I know it's been quiet from the mod team of late, but you've all been rather well-behaved, so there's been no need.
Right now, however, we have found a bit of need. LiveJournal has made a technical change, and we're making a rule to address it. You see, as you may have noticed, there's been things going on with Twitter and Facebook and crossposting. And now, in the newest update... you can post to communities from Twitter and Facebook and the others.
The possibilities for trouble are endless. (As opposed to Endless, no offense made to the seven siblings.)
Therefore, we have decided to invoke a new rule:
THE ORIGINATION RULE.
To post or comment on dear_multiverse and dmooc, you must do so from a LiveJournal account. You cannot post to it from a Facebook, Twitter, OpenID or any other 'Identity' account as allowed by LiveJournal. Doing so will result in an immediate warning.
I trust you will all be mature persons about this.
Discussion on this post is disabled; the duplicate post on dmooc will be open for commentary.
Thank you for your time.
Right now, however, we have found a bit of need. LiveJournal has made a technical change, and we're making a rule to address it. You see, as you may have noticed, there's been things going on with Twitter and Facebook and crossposting. And now, in the newest update... you can post to communities from Twitter and Facebook and the others.
The possibilities for trouble are endless. (As opposed to Endless, no offense made to the seven siblings.)
Therefore, we have decided to invoke a new rule:
THE ORIGINATION RULE.
To post or comment on dear_multiverse and dmooc, you must do so from a LiveJournal account. You cannot post to it from a Facebook, Twitter, OpenID or any other 'Identity' account as allowed by LiveJournal. Doing so will result in an immediate warning.
I trust you will all be mature persons about this.
Discussion on this post is disabled; the duplicate post on dmooc will be open for commentary.
Thank you for your time.