My DWidth Statement

[ithildin]

Since everyone else is making them!

I will not be crossposting from Dreamwidth. One, all my nearly 200 bright shiny icons are here and I can't make do with just six. I could crosspost, come back here and edit the post and change the icon, but that would be kinda silly. Two, I need my LJ addon for Firefox to have a happy journal posting experience. Seriously, I don't know how I managed before I found LJ addon! And three, I have a permanent account here, plus all the comms I have.

What I will be doing is backing up my LJ to my DWidth journal a few times a week. and I'll accept comments on the posts in either place.

So far, there's nothing different enough about DWidth to compel me to move there lock, stock, and barrel. Now if the majority of my f'list were to move, I'd reconsider, but it would take a lot to pry me off my LJ.

I think that about covers it!

Comments

[dj-aida.livejournal.com]

I worship this addon! I have no idea how I used to live without it. And I agree about your Dreamwidth sentiments - just got an account there, http://dj-aida.dreamwidth.org/ - but I'm not really sure what I want to do with it. Back up? Maybe.

Or I could use it for art posts that have nothing to do with Mag7 (and I'm so sad there's so little time for me to make *new* Mag7 stuff here) like painting and calligraphy. I might crosspost for those, just a notice and a link in case anyone's interested.

But they don't have custom mood themes for free accounts! :wails: What you feel for icons, I feel for my itty bitty Ezra moods.

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

I love your Ezra moods! If I used moods, I would love something like that :)

[dj-aida.livejournal.com]

They were made by woodsbaile_02, and I love them. I often can't decide which one I want to use (but lately, I seem to be using the same ones - or at least some more often than others).

Just thought of another possible use for DWidth - to post some of my Tolkien-related stuff. Back in the day, I wrote a paper on a Bosnian mode for Tengwar and published it on Elfscript. I even have the mode files for Tengscribe.