Comments | team_lj_india: Offline Meet with LiveJournal-Cyberabad

team_lj_india

Offline Meet with LiveJournal-Cyberabad

Jun 11, 2008 09:21

Hi All

We took our first step in meeting communities this past week, moving towards a bigger, better and more connected LiveJournal experience for its India users. We are all awake to what India seeks from LiveJournal. And with warm and enthusiastic support from our members, we can see ourselves realising this vision.

This weekend we got an ( Read more... )

livejournal india cyberabad offline meet

Comments 3

angiasaa June 11 2008, 19:37:20 UTC

A funny idea hit me the other day, probably unworkable, but I thought of posting it here anyway ( ... )

sepiaverse June 12 2008, 04:54:47 UTC

personally, told sold on what you saying about communties..and especially after meeting cyberabad :). the detailed version of this post,viz. the bucket list, lists the points in greater detail, and with specific stress to communities..

also, just yesterday i met psychog and his friends from the trek..and they had so many stories to tell. if they were to write about their experiences, it'd be wonderful..and viral..
not only is LJ a good place for bonding of this sorts, but also..well..a big collage book for community experiences like these..
if they were to form a community based on that, it would probably feed itself continually too..with periodic treks, biking, and what not!
i am being too dreamy here though, but if we were to find out a way of putting this together..it has a good chance of being not only a vibrant community but bringing more and more LJ-ers to the world of trekking :)
This being just an instance...

angiasaa June 13 2008, 18:25:18 UTC

Good point about interest based communities. But it just struck me out of the blue.. The majority of people are not very adhesive toward getting back home and updating their journals about what they've been up to.

psychog for instance, he can't update on the spot, like while he's half way up a glacier.. Why? No connectivity. Even if he did have network coverage, the cost is simply too high! He can't update his journal directly fro his cellphone unless he patches into a UK or US phone line to update his journal. Updating by SMS is out of the question anyway. It costs more than an ISD call. :oP ( ... )