I'm on Dreamwidth
Apr. 9th, 2017 11:42 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
robotech_masterThis seems like a good time to remind people that I use Dreamwidth as my main LiveJournal-style blog now. I’m “robotech_master” over there as here. If you’re going to migrate to Dreamwidth because of the furor over the new user agreement, please feel free to friend me there.
I actually moved over there some time ago, and have been automatically echoing any posts I make over to LiveJournal. I’ll probably keep doing that for the foreseeable future, until and unless I do something that ticks LiveJournal off enough to close my account. (I’m glad I never bothered to pay for a permanent one.) The only thing that really annoys me is that there’s as yet no way to echo my Twitter posts into a daily posting over there the way there is for LJ. (If anyone knows of an alternative solution, please let me know.)
Of course, I don't actually do much LiveJournal style blogging anymore. Maybe I should get back into the habit. It just doesn't seem like there's time to chronicle all the little things that go on in my life, apart from the things I might mention on Twitter. Which is another reason I'd like to be able to keep echoing those posts over to here.
I suppose this could be taken as just another reminder that even things we consider to be Internet institutions don't stay good forever. Hopefully Dreamwidth is getting a significant user (and revenue) boost out of all this.
I actually moved over there some time ago, and have been automatically echoing any posts I make over to LiveJournal. I’ll probably keep doing that for the foreseeable future, until and unless I do something that ticks LiveJournal off enough to close my account. (I’m glad I never bothered to pay for a permanent one.) The only thing that really annoys me is that there’s as yet no way to echo my Twitter posts into a daily posting over there the way there is for LJ. (If anyone knows of an alternative solution, please let me know.)
Of course, I don't actually do much LiveJournal style blogging anymore. Maybe I should get back into the habit. It just doesn't seem like there's time to chronicle all the little things that go on in my life, apart from the things I might mention on Twitter. Which is another reason I'd like to be able to keep echoing those posts over to here.
I suppose this could be taken as just another reminder that even things we consider to be Internet institutions don't stay good forever. Hopefully Dreamwidth is getting a significant user (and revenue) boost out of all this.
