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To add a bit, LJ users can leave comments attached to their accounts and so comments become "by someone" in a way that blog comments aren't always. Likewise, y
by mdasen 18y ago
To add a bit, LJ users can leave comments attached to their accounts and so comments become "by someone" in a way that blog comments aren't always. Likewise, you can look through the friends lists of people you're friends with and see if you like their stuff. It's not a great network affect like AIM or Facebook, but it's definitely there.
- raffi 18y agoI have a lifetime account on livejournal. An LJ friend actually bought it for me (I was very surprised). I love the service and use it as an online diary. It has novelty to those of us who want that. Plus some of us started with it many years ago (2001 for me) and never left.