Facebook anyone?
Nov. 19th, 2008 03:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
growyourwingsAnyone out there use Facebook?
I've actually had an account since 2006ish or so. I feel so spoiled by the format of LJ which is more like a blog. While Facebook feels more like a Twitter-type forum. I can't get used to the one or two sentence format. It feels so limited.
I had wanted to share my Chicago Con experience with my non-SPN, non-LJ friends. And I was considering using Facebook. But I don't like the results. I don't really want to point some members of my family, co-workers and/or others to this LJ.
I'm trying to decide if I should open an alternative LJ under my real name for RL-type communications. Or try something like eBlogger.
How do you all handle doing blog-type entries with your family/friends/acquaintances that you don't really want seeing your LJ? Filters feel too awkward over the long run. I'm afraid I'll loose track of who is who and post something I wouldn't want my mother, for example, to see.
Suggestions? Ideas? Help?
I've actually had an account since 2006ish or so. I feel so spoiled by the format of LJ which is more like a blog. While Facebook feels more like a Twitter-type forum. I can't get used to the one or two sentence format. It feels so limited.
I had wanted to share my Chicago Con experience with my non-SPN, non-LJ friends. And I was considering using Facebook. But I don't like the results. I don't really want to point some members of my family, co-workers and/or others to this LJ.
I'm trying to decide if I should open an alternative LJ under my real name for RL-type communications. Or try something like eBlogger.
How do you all handle doing blog-type entries with your family/friends/acquaintances that you don't really want seeing your LJ? Filters feel too awkward over the long run. I'm afraid I'll loose track of who is who and post something I wouldn't want my mother, for example, to see.
Suggestions? Ideas? Help?
