(For all the people who have recently created or rediscovered DW accounts and are wondering what to do next. Please don't take this as a suggestion that you should be there. I'm not trying to convert people; I'm just offering suggestions to the people who are looking around there anyway. Personally, I plan to continue cross-posting to both sites as long as I have friends on both.)
First, there's a
friending meme going on right now, in case you're looking to expand your reading list. Second,
colls has pointed me toward
this list of other DW comms that people might find interesting.
And some other things.
(Multi-)Fannish Things
fandomcalendar A general bulletin board for various ficathons, exchanges, challenges, etc. Invaluable enabler material.
fic_promptly Multi-fandom comment-fic community similar to
comment_fic.
fandom_newsletters has a list of
active fandom newsletters on LJ and DW.
toodamnpretty Pretty pictures of pretty actors. Yes, we're absolutely that shallow.
fanart_recs Exactly what the name says.
fancake A thematic, multi-fandom fanfic rec community.
bestthingever For recs of really great, brand new fic.
fandom_fanvids Multi-fandom fanvid community.
wehazmafia Self-explanatory if you already play mafia.
shes_awesome A community dedicated to awesome women, and in particular to awesome female television and movie characters.
fanbingo An ongoing, no-deadlines bingo. They're sometimes a bit slow to get cards out, though, so consider yourselves warned.
Dreamwidth Things
dw_suggestions If you want to vote on possible future changes at DW.
dw_community_promo The official promotion community for new communities.
dreamwidthlayouts Looking for a new layout?
style_system Looking for help making your own style?
Tiny Icon Code Generator for Dreamwidth Other Things
followfriday For finding more things to do.
And I think all the Cam/John fans are already on
sg_flyboys, right? ;)
Other suggestions are welcome! (And thank you to
everythingshiny for the Very Appropriate Icon.)
(One last thing: if you want to use Flexible Squares (or Smooth Sailing or Mixit or Nebula) over on Dreamwidth, you may want to try
this version of the code. Although if you're willing to try a new look, it's apparently worth considering native DW styles, which give you a little more flexibility.)
This entry was originally posted at
http://skieswideopen.dreamwidth.org/84063.html, where it has
comments. Comments are equally welcome on either entry.