I remember when LJ was wonderful. I had amazing creative LJ friends who posted art, music, wonderful facts, thoughts, musings, photographs. There were great fights (and not miserable squabbles) and people would find each other though common interests and mutual friends. All that has not been true for a very long time. I realize that is obvious, but
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stay.
It would be horrible to lose you here!
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But you have to keep writing.
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Not to mention FB.
couldn't agree more
still i'd be very glad if you could stay )
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don't have a deeper reply to your conundrum, but i do know this: discovering your posts tonight has made me glad i visited.
LJ is (still!) a unique forum and has the right functionality. the sad part seems to be that, hand-in-hand with Everyone's switch to The Other Modes; the content and the selectiveness has changed as well. the medium is the message.
the hold-outs who still stubbornly hang here in Journal-Space are, evidently, voting with me that this place fosters a smarter, richer, more thoughtful sort of interaction. maybe the oldie crowd has become boring - but it's who we are.
sk
p.s. -- also, get off my lawn.
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lawn? huh?
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A tagline added to posts that reveal the author's age, which is higher than he/she would otherwise care to admit. It plays on the cliché of the elderly yelling at kids who trespass on their lawns.
example of usage:
"You've got it easy with broadband. When I got my first AOL account, I had a 14.4K modem that I paid $150 for. Now get off my lawn! :-) "
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