It was time
I have finally decided that "it was time".
Admittedly,
I decided "that it was time" for going on three months now, but now is
as good as a time as any. Awhile back, I decided that not only do I
have too many alt-nicks, I also have too many accounts for them. I
decided to start with all of myjournaling / blogging accounts and
condense them all into one account and then leave everything else as
re-post. While some of my blogs will become less interesting but
updated more frequently; other blogs will become more interesting and
updated more frequently. Interestingly enough, this move happens to
correlate with a time when I have started to grow weary oflivejournal. That being decided, I have decided that I am no longer going to be using livejournal services to post original content and will only use it as a re-post aggregate. The service that I am going to be using is blogspot
in combination with misc google tools and various other services. The
only downside is that I cannot read my "friends only" posts from mylivejournal friends list without actually still having to log into livejournal. While this means that I will still keep my two livejournal accounts because I still care about what my friends are doing, but the livejournal content will only be re-posts from my blogspot account.
Admittedly,
I decided "that it was time" for going on three months now, but now is
as good as a time as any. Awhile back, I decided that not only do I
have too many alt-nicks, I also have too many accounts for them. I
decided to start with all of myjournaling / blogging accounts and
condense them all into one account and then leave everything else as
re-post. While some of my blogs will become less interesting but
updated more frequently; other blogs will become more interesting and
updated more frequently. Interestingly enough, this move happens to
correlate with a time when I have started to grow weary oflivejournal. That being decided, I have decided that I am no longer going to be using livejournal services to post original content and will only use it as a re-post aggregate. The service that I am going to be using is blogspot
in combination with misc google tools and various other services. The
only downside is that I cannot read my "friends only" posts from mylivejournal friends list without actually still having to log into livejournal. While this means that I will still keep my two livejournal accounts because I still care about what my friends are doing, but the livejournal content will only be re-posts from my blogspot account.