desh ([personal profile] desh) wrote2011-12-21 10:18 am

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Man, I remember back in the day when shitty LJ redesigns actually affected my life, actually bothered me enough to matter.

Good times.
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[personal profile] ursamajor 2011-12-21 04:02 pm (UTC)(link)
Honestly, if I could figure out a way to get new entries emailed to me from the few LJs I'm still following from friends entrenched there, I wouldn't even bother logging in anymore. Authenticated RSS is hrad, though. Sigh.

Actually, I wonder if there are good iPhone RSS readers that can deal with authentication and update quickly. (I'd probably want a separate one specifically for said LJ friends rather than trying to fold everything into GReader which sucks at authentication anyway. Not that I'm not vaguely looking for a replacement for that too these days. Yeesh.
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[personal profile] ursamajor 2011-12-21 04:14 pm (UTC)(link)
It'll be painful when I go to comment, but really, the most painful thing is how it's a ghost town compared to the good old days, and a small redesign won't change that.

This.

[identity profile] leftyjew.livejournal.com 2011-12-22 03:57 pm (UTC)(link)
I found this out when looking at my old LJ entries last night to remember the name of something I ran across in 2006. I saw all those postings in 2006. Wow! I thought I owed an apology when I hadn't posted in a month! The sad thing is that I actually feel like I had much better conversations and a better community with folks on LJ than on Twitter or Facebook where I feel like I'm just throwing sentences into a blackhole... Who would go back to a facebook post of 5 years ago to find links and names?! I don't even think you CAN go back that long on twitter.

PS. The worst feature is that your browser doesn't remember what you typed into the comment box when you go back and forth on pages