Yeah, I saw someone mention a connection to a Strikethrough reaction, but it seemed distant. I can see how that would start a large anti-LJ creative community oh LJ though.
It is nice not to have that break between businessperson administration and our fannish communities, that makes sense. I guess I am automatically suspicious of all the idealism, gosh what an awful college student I am, way too cynical. I think the main thing that gets me is the inconvenience of having two separate groups of friends, but even that is a normal form of social life. I just miss the days when you could think of what's going on in fandom as entirely within LJ and thus less hard to find, heh.
Thanks for the link and the input! I am thinking about DW, I guess. It seems like it is growing in significance as a fandom location/organization sufficiently independent of whatever fannish things are going on at LJ.
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Date: 2010-05-10 07:40 pm (UTC)It is nice not to have that break between businessperson administration and our fannish communities, that makes sense. I guess I am automatically suspicious of all the idealism, gosh what an awful college student I am, way too cynical. I think the main thing that gets me is the inconvenience of having two separate groups of friends, but even that is a normal form of social life. I just miss the days when you could think of what's going on in fandom as entirely within LJ and thus less hard to find, heh.
Thanks for the link and the input! I am thinking about DW, I guess. It seems like it is growing in significance as a fandom location/organization sufficiently independent of whatever fannish things are going on at LJ.