I'm incredibly excited to see so many
Dreamwidth mentions on my flist. I've never had any desire to migrate from livejournal before, but, well, now I've found somewhere I'd love to make my main base (though I have a permanent account here and can't see myself ever leaving completely). I'll be getting an account soon (though I'm not even vaguely
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You could always create a reading filter for access only people. However, since DW is still in beta, but mostly importantly is always willing to listen, it might be worth suggesting they add a "Show access list only" option to the drop-down menu of the (new and improved) navbar.
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And thanks for the suggestion regarding suggesting! One of the things that I like so much about DW is its willingness to listen to suggestions, but I don't want to go rushing in suggesting things that are already available or planned.
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On the other hand, paid users will be able to pull up a reading page of the journals subscribed to by the journals they subscribe to (much like friendsfriends.) When that's up and running, it will be called your network page, and it will give you a broader range of journals to read, on those occasions when you want to spread your wings a little.
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As for the trust/subscribe thing, I have no idea. I don't have a problem with the way it works on LJ, it's never been an issue for me, so I guess probably I'll just treat it the same and ignore the splitting of the feature altogether.
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But I sympathise with you and all those who don't want to move and hope it doesn't happen. On the plus side, though, one of the things about it is ease of integration, so even if some move and others don't, it should be fairly easy to keep in touch and comment and so on. Hopefully!
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ETA: If I get some invite codes before open beta starts, I'll be sure to give you one (that is if you still need it by then).
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I guess that's one of those things that opinion will vary on depending how you use livejournal. For the way I use it, it's a wonderful option - I feel bad at the moment that, due to needing to keep a small flist for lack of reading time (I don't like filters, though I've had to succumb to using them) I'm also limiting my locked posts to just a few people. So this will be good for me.
As for what happens with fandom, I guess it'll be a case of waiting to see. Even though I have a permanent account here, I can't help but hope (selfishly, maybe) that fandom will move. If it doesn't, I may end up crossposting, or using the journals for slightly different things, or... something else I can't think of right now!
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