hoosierbitch

Anyone got an extra dreamwidth invite code? I want to go poke around over there. There seems to be a migration. What're y'alls thoughts on the LJ/DW divide? Where do y'all read fics at? Are there good/better/best ways to make fic accessible to everybody? I'm worried I'll lose track of comments if it's in multiple places, or that I'll lose readers. Is crossposting hard? I turn into a crotchety old person when I have to type in CODES and things. Well - more like a frustrated orangutan, honestly. Or Zoolander (the files are IN the COMPUTER?).

I'm thinking about trying to add the rest of my stuff to AO3 again. Last time I tried I ran away with my tail between my legs. I think it'd be nice to have it all in the same place. Just a lot of little nitpicky edit stuff to get it formatted correctly, without all my weird notes in the wrong places.

*sigh*

It's late, and hot, and I'm in a weird fucking mood. Tomorrow I think I will take a long walk with the dogs when I wake up, and listen to some history podcasts about the Peleponnesian War (IT IS MY FAVORITE WAR), and then go sit in a cafe and write. There's nothing I can do about housing for next fall. Still waiting for work to call me back about when I can start up again. So instead of fretting, I should write porn. Because that makes me happy.

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I've been on DW for a year now; I have friends who co-exist on LJ and IJ and DW, or any two of those three. There are all kinds of different ways to span the gaps between the journaling services, and I'm happy to help point you to instructions for whatever choices you make.

For fiction archiving, I heartily recommend cross-posting a copy to the AO3 in addition to wherever else you choose to post it.

I'm a strong believer in the idea that diversity in fannish infrastructure (reducing dependencies on any one service) strengthens us all.

Check your email, I've just sent a DW code. :-)

THANK YOU! You are lovely and helpful and wonderful. <3

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