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[aellia]

I'm possibly rocking the boat here but if I wanted to post any comments to Facebook or Twitter it would be almost as easy to copy and paste them as to click that new button

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[jenny_evergreen]

I'm with you; thank you for putting it so eloquently!
Do you mind if I copy that into my own LJ?

[aellia]

Please do,Jenny.

I really think that it's "Much Ado About Nothing"

I picked up some feathers for you when I was hanging out the washing just now :-)
xx

[jenny_evergreen]

Thank you! I hope they can make it past customs when the time comes! :)

[aellia]

I've found this :-)
Objects that have feathers are allowed if the objects are fully finished and the feathers are clean, dry, and free of skin. (APHIS Animal Product Manual, Table 3-7-13, Page 272)

[heleninwales]

As you say, it's always been possible for someone to deliberately betray someone's confidence by copying and pasting. The real problem with the new feature is that it makes it incredibly easy for those who would never dream of deliberately posting something confidential to do so without thinking or even totally by accident.

I do agree though that harshly worded requests are not the way to go. If the person posting doesn't trust their LJ friends, then they should de-friend or set up filters so that only certain people can see their posts.

[gwendraith]

I barely bother reading the new features anymore. I just stick to what I know and how I want my journal to operate. Call me a dinosaur ;-)

I trust you, absolutely! xx

[wuweibaby]

+1 :)

[poliphilo]

Yes.

I don't understand why people can't just ask nicely. There's really no need to be so aggressive about it.

[ijournaler]

I'm another dinosaur- I ignore new features & I can't cope with Facebook or twitter! :)