There's nothing wrong with Livejournal.
There is a big identity movement going on about how aweful it is to have an account on Myspace and probably similarly-- Livejournal, but I dont see any problem with it.
I don't own an account on Myspace, but the basic Idea of making a data copy of yourself and sending it off to be evaluated by differant (but moslty local) people of the world has nothing inherently wrong with it. Much in the same way drugs (alchohol and tobacco among them) have nothing inherently wrong with them. They are there and exist with a purpose in regard to people sharing information about lives.
Of coarse people overuse it, that is a problem with their caracter.....Not the medium.
Now on to something I am interested.
Sinclar Lewis, on Presidents....
"With his braod shoulders and vigorous voice, he was obviously a Good Fellow; and, rarest of all, he really liked people. He almost liked commen workmen. He wanted them to be well paid, and able to afford high rents- though naturally, they must not interfer with the reasonable profits of stockholders."
I don't own an account on Myspace, but the basic Idea of making a data copy of yourself and sending it off to be evaluated by differant (but moslty local) people of the world has nothing inherently wrong with it. Much in the same way drugs (alchohol and tobacco among them) have nothing inherently wrong with them. They are there and exist with a purpose in regard to people sharing information about lives.
Of coarse people overuse it, that is a problem with their caracter.....Not the medium.
Now on to something I am interested.
Sinclar Lewis, on Presidents....
"With his braod shoulders and vigorous voice, he was obviously a Good Fellow; and, rarest of all, he really liked people. He almost liked commen workmen. He wanted them to be well paid, and able to afford high rents- though naturally, they must not interfer with the reasonable profits of stockholders."