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I really should keep up with LJ more often
Sep. 2nd, 2010 09:32 pmBecause of all this crossposty facebook stuff seems to be filling my f'list. And I'm getting behind on QC...
I think this is fairly obvious, and I'm not too fussed about things but, if its f'locked (and relatively little is) then please don't repost anything to facebook. The f'locked stuff is mostly whingey emo crap anyway, and no-one wants to read that anyway.
If it isn't, then go ahead and fill your boots. I don't monitor visitor stats in any way, but if you think I've written something interesting I'm more than happy for it to be spread around. Just be warned that your comment would be stripped of virtually all context. So you'd best write something interesting then eh? ;-)
Public entries are already fed into my Facebook account, so I'm not worried on that front, though I keep the privacy settings on Facebook locked down reasonably tightly- if only to save everyone else's blushes from the decade-old photos.
I will not be crossposting anything I write on your journals. Even if that tickybox is so very, very, tempting.
Of if you've written something public that's absolutely amazing I might well point people in the direction of "this awesome thing I just read". But doesn't everyone do that?
I think this is fairly obvious, and I'm not too fussed about things but, if its f'locked (and relatively little is) then please don't repost anything to facebook. The f'locked stuff is mostly whingey emo crap anyway, and no-one wants to read that anyway.
If it isn't, then go ahead and fill your boots. I don't monitor visitor stats in any way, but if you think I've written something interesting I'm more than happy for it to be spread around. Just be warned that your comment would be stripped of virtually all context. So you'd best write something interesting then eh? ;-)
Public entries are already fed into my Facebook account, so I'm not worried on that front, though I keep the privacy settings on Facebook locked down reasonably tightly- if only to save everyone else's blushes from the decade-old photos.
I will not be crossposting anything I write on your journals. Even if that tickybox is so very, very, tempting.
Of if you've written something public that's absolutely amazing I might well point people in the direction of "this awesome thing I just read". But doesn't everyone do that?
