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leaving Lj and other things
Friday, October 2nd, 2009 07:41 amHmm, still no Google Wave account. I wonder just how many people did bother to even sign up for it? (There's a page where you can go sign up for an invite, if you're interested, and they'll get around to you sooner or later, although right now, more like the later)
There are also so many annoying scammers on Twitter, convincing people to retweet, and falsely claiming to have invites. I guess this is the downside of closed betas, all the frustration from people who want in and can't.
Anyway, as previously noted, am closing down the main LJ account. For people who are interested in Ravages of Time, I have started up a new account here. However, it will not make any sense to friend it unless you like that series. Otherwise, you're going to be really bored/confused, as I make post after post about "and in the novel X happened, so how will it happen in RoT?" and "lol, have some pics of character Z." See, would be cool if we had something like Wave for blogging, so that we could start talking about something and then have people be able to subscribe to it separately without going through the trouble of creating a whole new blog for it.
( why delete? )
There are also so many annoying scammers on Twitter, convincing people to retweet, and falsely claiming to have invites. I guess this is the downside of closed betas, all the frustration from people who want in and can't.
Anyway, as previously noted, am closing down the main LJ account. For people who are interested in Ravages of Time, I have started up a new account here. However, it will not make any sense to friend it unless you like that series. Otherwise, you're going to be really bored/confused, as I make post after post about "and in the novel X happened, so how will it happen in RoT?" and "lol, have some pics of character Z." See, would be cool if we had something like Wave for blogging, so that we could start talking about something and then have people be able to subscribe to it separately without going through the trouble of creating a whole new blog for it.
( why delete? )
