Invite spam
I have a bunch of Dreamwidth invite codes that I keep forgetting to post to the DW codesharing community - here they are, should they be useful to anyone!
EXJ3SXQR3YN2DAAAAGX2
C56XK5ECT4G5RAAAAGX3
5Y4YQD9NYQGTYAAAAGX4
QW7DE6783ZGNWAAAAGX5
JSTWW5A8DV4ZZAAAAGX6
MWXTQDAGHE2GPAAABAQV
9XMMRT7TN9N3CAAABAQW
XKQG34GKQPFDZAAADQD2
TMS7MTS792XSFAAADQD3
6RKNKYHN4FPWHAAADQD4
7T6G9WMYXZ7GXAAADQD5
58PCZ2JHY3VXWAAAD6BE
BE7ZGNA4VXC3MAAAEB9E
8QWRPHP8H9XKQAAAEB9F
PME8SXP5GQAWFAAAEB9G
R7J9DDXC6H8BEAAAEB9H
MQYN3HCVCXD97AAAKM4U
SBV5KAFAFDFQAAAAKM4V
Q428M328BZJA6AAAKM4W
49YXQ4K3NTJ3QAAAKM4X
9QPKHA4GNPF9YAAAKM4Y
8V65FXWJF96FTAAAKM4Z
AJA3XE73B5HSRAAAKM42
SXPFGRNT9HTFGAAAMKQT
2VCAM368G4XMWAAAM5J9
I also have one AO3 invite, if anyone wants it. And lookit, there's a new, unofficial AO3 community on DW:
ao3some
I'm elz at LJ and DW and elzj at Twitter and Tumblr, although I've never really used my Tumblr account. At some point, I think I just got social networking fatigue, where the energy required to figure out the posting and following etiquette on 12 different platforms and to decide what to post where began to exceed the energy I had to devote to it. At the moment, my most active account is on github.
I've been on Livejournal since 2002 - I'm sympathetic to what they're going through right now, and it would be terrible for fandom if the site ever went down permanently. But downtime is always a good reminder that you can never have too many backups of your data, and a reminder of how fragile online connections and history can be. Earlier in the year, I was going through some HP recs, and it's scary how many of those links are already broken and how much fic has already disappeared. As the kind of person who's always going back to reread old books and stories and watch movies I've seen a dozen times before, I get depressed by the idea of art, fiction and discussion just... going away.
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comments at Dreamwidth)
EXJ3SXQR3YN2DAAAAGX2
C56XK5ECT4G5RAAAAGX3
5Y4YQD9NYQGTYAAAAGX4
QW7DE6783ZGNWAAAAGX5
JSTWW5A8DV4ZZAAAAGX6
MWXTQDAGHE2GPAAABAQV
9XMMRT7TN9N3CAAABAQW
XKQG34GKQPFDZAAADQD2
TMS7MTS792XSFAAADQD3
6RKNKYHN4FPWHAAADQD4
7T6G9WMYXZ7GXAAADQD5
58PCZ2JHY3VXWAAAD6BE
BE7ZGNA4VXC3MAAAEB9E
8QWRPHP8H9XKQAAAEB9F
PME8SXP5GQAWFAAAEB9G
R7J9DDXC6H8BEAAAEB9H
MQYN3HCVCXD97AAAKM4U
SBV5KAFAFDFQAAAAKM4V
Q428M328BZJA6AAAKM4W
49YXQ4K3NTJ3QAAAKM4X
9QPKHA4GNPF9YAAAKM4Y
8V65FXWJF96FTAAAKM4Z
AJA3XE73B5HSRAAAKM42
SXPFGRNT9HTFGAAAMKQT
2VCAM368G4XMWAAAM5J9
I also have one AO3 invite, if anyone wants it. And lookit, there's a new, unofficial AO3 community on DW:
ao3some
I'm elz at LJ and DW and elzj at Twitter and Tumblr, although I've never really used my Tumblr account. At some point, I think I just got social networking fatigue, where the energy required to figure out the posting and following etiquette on 12 different platforms and to decide what to post where began to exceed the energy I had to devote to it. At the moment, my most active account is on github.
I've been on Livejournal since 2002 - I'm sympathetic to what they're going through right now, and it would be terrible for fandom if the site ever went down permanently. But downtime is always a good reminder that you can never have too many backups of your data, and a reminder of how fragile online connections and history can be. Earlier in the year, I was going through some HP recs, and it's scary how many of those links are already broken and how much fic has already disappeared. As the kind of person who's always going back to reread old books and stories and watch movies I've seen a dozen times before, I get depressed by the idea of art, fiction and discussion just... going away.
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comments at Dreamwidth)