PC Magazine reviews both
LiveJournal and
Vox.
Notes the ad controversy, although it does (probably unintentionally, due to space and comprehension issues) underplay the amount of advertising that's been introduced to the service:Community is where LiveJournal truly shines, and though Vox has done an impressive job incorporating and improving upon
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I'm not sure about this, either. Someone on my friends list is currently doing this (cross-posting from VOX), but LJ doesn't display her whole post, just the first few lines. They then provide a link, and I can read the rest over on Vox. Fair enough, but once I'm on Vox, I can't comment on her posts without making a Vox account.
I don't know if this is Vox-wide or just my friend's settings, but in any case it's not quite as convenient as the article makes it seem.
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The articles are right about Vox's userfriendliness though, if they do integrate it seemlessly it would be a good one for non-tech aware family.
Think of the exerpt thing as a bit like a cut; it's how I tend to cross post my stuff when I do write elsewhere.
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Stupid forgetfulness...
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Most of it is pretty moot until Vox allows OpenID commenting from LJers, however.
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They really need to rename that checkbox now, too, which still says "post an excerpt" even if you've selected full posting as an option.
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This is relevant because the LJ posts look like they have comments enabled, so there could be comment discussion going on over there, too.
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