Watching Anticipation from a distance
As has been the case several times before, I've set up a temporary public friends group of LJers attending Anticipation. Though this year I confidently expect to be massively overshadowed by Conreporter (and will probably be peeking in there from time to time myself).
Most of the LJs listed are already on my friends list, but I am adding others who are posting from or about Anticipation - though probably dropping most of them again in a few weeks once it has receded into the distance. However, if you are one of the new additions, friending me back or having met me in real life or writing interestingly enough in your LJ that I have to keep reading it are good tactics for keeping you on my friends list.
If you spot any interesting LJs, LJ feeds - or indeed other web resources - about Anticipation (especially anything that Conreporter has missed), please feel free to comment here to tell me about them.
Most of the LJs listed are already on my friends list, but I am adding others who are posting from or about Anticipation - though probably dropping most of them again in a few weeks once it has receded into the distance. However, if you are one of the new additions, friending me back or having met me in real life or writing interestingly enough in your LJ that I have to keep reading it are good tactics for keeping you on my friends list.
If you spot any interesting LJs, LJ feeds - or indeed other web resources - about Anticipation (especially anything that Conreporter has missed), please feel free to comment here to tell me about them.