Decisions, decisions
I've been told that somewhere in the new terms of service or related information, it's said that accounts will be removed for inactivity after six months, which is shorter than the previous guideline. Even though I seldom post here, I have a certain nostalgia for this journal. It seems like a number of people are leaving for Dreamwidth, or at least backing up there. I've had a Dreamwidth account for years, but only posted once or twice, and they not only kept the account active, I was still logged in. Which was a surprise. I'll probably take the next step and cross-post, since I've already imported my LJ entries over there. Or I could just drop LJ, since I was taken aback by the announcement that the English language version did not include everything that was in the Russian language version. I have another LJ account that I used for following various fandoms and posting reviews, but not for posting my own content. I'll have to decide about that as well.
I'm not a big Facebook fan. I have an account that I mainly use to keep track of younger family members who appear to live online. I did join a FB group for my high school class. I stopped following it and even stopped visiting FB at all when things got nasty before the election, with former classmates ranting at each other and posting and reposting fake news. I prefer print media. I subscribe to the major city newspaper in my area, plus the digital version of the New York Times. I've been told that this is enough for people to figure out my political affiliation. Could be.
I'm not a big Facebook fan. I have an account that I mainly use to keep track of younger family members who appear to live online. I did join a FB group for my high school class. I stopped following it and even stopped visiting FB at all when things got nasty before the election, with former classmates ranting at each other and posting and reposting fake news. I prefer print media. I subscribe to the major city newspaper in my area, plus the digital version of the New York Times. I've been told that this is enough for people to figure out my political affiliation. Could be.