and yea, it was very very good.

[enamoured]

I know that I've said before that, though I like to keep a lot of my LJ's content public, I also had a desire to lock up some of the stuff from the earlier years. Well, now I must fangirl LJ for the Edit Journal Privacy feature (a Paid feature). Also, if you haven't checked the news, Basic, Plus, and Early Adopter accounts can have up to 1000 friends, and Paid users can have up to 2000. And LJ is having its first ever non-fiction writing contest, the details of which are up at lj_contests.

This is precisely why I prefer LJ to other journaling/social networking sites: it has stuff that I use most of the time. There's more people to "talk" to, more communities to join and actually participate in... it's just all about the interaction and not so much about constantly screaming for attention, even though people do that here like they do elsewhere. It's just not as achingly desperate as some people Elsewhere are.

And now I sleep.

Comments

[sunshine95.livejournal.com]

Oh my GOD. That Edit Journal Privacy feature is the best thing ever. I've been slowly locking my old, old posts over the past month or so, and now I can do them all in one fell swoop! *glee*

[squishysquidgy.livejournal.com]

I'm happy to see that LJ is doing something just for paid account users. I've been slowly getting annoyed at the amount of things they're giving to *both* paid and sponsored accounts. What makes it even better though, is that it's an actual useful feature!

[chrryblssmninja.livejournal.com]

LJ is so much better than ThatSpace and MaceBook.

[waderapspoorly.livejournal.com]

I love lj because of all the cool stuff and cause it made us friends! Aww. I miss that we never get to talk anymore! Stupid work.

I'm going to DC again this week... the last time I went I sent you a post card from Union Station.