Hey, that's handy

Apr 08, 2015 17:17

It's been so long since I added a new "friend" on LJ that I hadn't noticed this before on the "add this person" settings page:

All entries can be read by default or you can personalize your feed to include/exclude posts tagged with specific words or phrases.
So, someone who doesn't want to read posts about diets (for example) can exclude any of $ ( Read more... )

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vvalkyri April 9 2015, 02:01:49 UTC
Yep. I never think to actually do so, though

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free_of_whip April 9 2015, 02:18:19 UTC
Of course, this works only if people consistently use the same tags for the posts on subjects I don't want to see. I'm not sure the Venn diagram of "people who consistently use tags" and "people who often write about things I don't want to see" has a large enough intersection for this to be worth the bother for me.

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tisiphone April 9 2015, 07:53:24 UTC
An obvious use case: I Just added grrm so that his Hugo-related entries will be easily indexed on my friends list, but I might not want to be spoiled on his new work, and he helpfully tags entries with the book he's talking about. (In practice, I don't care.)

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