It's a networking web site like friendster, but it seems better. You can't see much of it until you get invited to join. I will invite you if you want. (It involves giving them your email address, so I won't do it without your permission.)
my favourite bit was how they all immediately bitched about the interface, until somebody wisely said "why in the world are we still discussing this here? lets go to a newsgroup." and off they went.
what strikes me as totally weird is that it has a community each for LJ support and LJ abuse members. say what?
my theory is that a lot of people are simply using communities as they would use interest keywords on LJ -- to indicate conveniently what all they're interested in. since the interface does in fact suck, that's not a bad subversion.
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Re: Moo
what strikes me as totally weird is that it has a community each for LJ support and LJ abuse members. say what?
my theory is that a lot of people are simply using communities as they would use interest keywords on LJ -- to indicate conveniently what all they're interested in. since the interface does in fact suck, that's not a bad subversion.
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I seem to be using the communities the way I use interest keywords on LJ, too.
And yes, the interface sucks. I'm supposed to describe my sense of humor with a DROP-DOWN LIST OF FIVE CHOICES?
But it's fun to watch.
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no, but there should be!