It's so sad -- my LJ friendspage at this point is mostly RSS feeds and people posted about leaving Livejournal. And I think for the first time I got more people commenting on a personal (as opposed to fannish) post over on DW than on LJ, although with the ongoing threads, my post about Ukraine on LJ still has quite a few more comments than the DW
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I don't want to shift to DW, but if I'm the only one left here in LJ from my flist, there isn't much point in me staying
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but if I'm the only one left here in LJ from my flist, there isn't much point in me staying
Yeah, exactly... I do have enough flisters who are not planning to use DW at all or only have them as a last resort, not actively using, so I'm not going anywhere for the time being. But who knows what will actually happen in the future...
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I really only use it as a back-up ever since we first were worried LJ would go away, and we're still here.
I was staying in the GDR until the lights went out, I certainly am staying here LOL Funny but also a bit sad though that this is what brings everyone together.
But my main place to chat and make friends is Twitter right now. It has the ability to tag famous people and hope for a like or even a comment, and I am happily using that. Some really love to chat to their fans.
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I was staying in the GDR until the lights went out, I certainly am staying here LOL
Heh at the comparison :) But, yeah, same, I'm planning to stay until the bitter end.
It has the ability to tag famous people and hope for a like or even a comment, and I am happily using that
It's definitely a very different sort of interaction! But of course very cool to be able to show off your scenes to the deserved appreciation of the actors!
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I'll have to clean up entries over there as I've posted manually and now the entries appear twice. Gah!
I've used BlogBooker regularly, so at least I have everything backed up until the end of February there. Phew.
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The duplicate entries do annoy me, since there's no good way to clean them up -- with the crossposter broken, they have different comments, so it's not like I can delete one of the duplicates... I guess I could make the LJ import one private, but I think I'm just going to leave them alone.
I hadn't backed up my LJ comments to DW since September last year -- I try to do it every 3 months or so, but just as I got around to trying, in Jan, the importer functionality stopped working. So I was just getting close to the 6 months free backup limit on BlogBooker when I got that to work. Which I was glad to have, but the comments imported into BlogBooker weirdly for me, so I'm very glad the DW importer finally worked for comments!
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Maybe I will make a copy of my journal there too.
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Dreamwidth has its own quirks, but I do think it's fairly intuitive for LJ users, and the support documentation on the site is pretty good, I find.
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Glad you managed to import your history!
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When I first started using DW to read my flist and crosspost, rather than just periodically back up my LJ, I didn't really feel like it was "home" until I had my layout set up and all my icons uploaded. I never did manage to find a style that looked the same as what I had on LJ, but I found one that was close to a previous LJ style I had, and that was close enough that I no longer felt like I was living out of a suitcase in a motel, if you know what I mean...
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Today I went through fourteen pages of LJ messages, copypasted some of them into a doc, and deleted them all. One step closer. Next problem is images.
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