This is a test.

[rax]

This is a test of this whole Dreamwidth infrastructure crossposting thing. I don't have time to do this for serious yet, and even when I do I plan on doing most of my reading and commenting through LJ, at least at first; it has the bulk of my friends, it has the bulk of my this-is-familiar feeling, and the things that pissed other people off about it don't bother me nearly so much. However, as per my new rule "When not adopting a social technology causes you to miss out on important information about people you care about, just adopt the social technology, Rachel," it was time. [0] After I move I'll be setting this up so that I get content from DW-only people on DW and still read everyone else through LJ. I prefer comments on LJ, not DW, and won't be doing the click-through-for-comments thing because I know that in just the last week having to use OpenID made me too lazy to leave a comment ten times. I figure if I'm that lazy, I shouldn't reasonably expect that of anyone else, ever. One benefit of setting up DW is that now I will have tickets when I click through to comment and won't have to run the OpenID rigamarole. 

If you're DW-preferred, you should totally friend rax.dreamwidth.org or whatever it is it's called over t/here.



[0] This is also why I have a Facebook account.

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[read-alicia.livejournal.com]

I have a feeling that the DW migration will split our friends' lists in the long run. The furor over the link hijacking has died down even though the hijacks continue. Those people I know with DW accounts still post to both LJ and DW. I think we're keeping our toes in both waters to see what everyone else does, but it doesn't feel like the wind is blowing hard in either direction.

So, yay RSS feeds.

Also, friended you on the DW side. I must hear the further adventures of you and Cassandra!