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[baibai_matane]

ive been asked a couple times why i still use livejournal.
i ask myself that too.

but ive dedicated 7 years to my art blogand 4 years to this one

Comments

[ext_218046]

Well, a lot of blogging sites have the option of "importing" all your entries from old blogs. :)

[mayden]

I'm sure you can easily do that if you want.
But 7 years, wow.

[quellerette]

a lot of great artists 'still' use livejournal!

[baibai_matane]

yeah. im sorry if i sounded like i was dissing LJ.
Im not. its done me very good all this time.
its just that most of the artists i want to keep track of are on blogspot. and it seems easier if i were on there too.

[quellerette]

No need to apologise! I know how you feel wanting to be a part of the blogosphere... it does make things easier in that sense, and livejournal doesn't quite work the way conventional blogs do, doesn't fit in with people's expectations, etc.

[amaria]

You can always syndicate their blogspots and it'll show up on your LJ friends feed. :)

[superpoof]

Please stay at livejournal, you've probably heard this a lot but your journal is always so inspiring, both of them. <3

[saikoutron]

Me second this again and again!

[serialkiller]

after 10 years on livejournal I finally ended up making the move to something more personal. All my entries are still fed into livejournal via plug-ins and now I interact with both. I dunno if I could ever leave LJ completely but have been enjoying managing my own space.

wordpress has been treating me well :)
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=livejournal

[baibai_matane]

yeah looked into it.
with Blogspot someone even made a program that imports all LJ posts.
im thinking about it... but i think i'll saty.
it way too comfy here.