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1. File under: apparently not as obvious as I thought:
3. My G-d this is a good story. Your Cowboy Days Are Over, by M. SGA: What if the Wraith learned all about genetic experimentation from the Atlanteans? Or: what could be enough to send John and Teyla into exile on a world where safety from the Wraith is purchased one memory at a time? Great John, great Teyla, fantastic original world with aliens who are not as dangerous as the Wraith, but arguably a lot more evil. Nearly 60,000 words, so set aside some time.
"Kurt Opsahl, a staff lawyer with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, [says] 'You have of course a Constitutional right not to incriminate yourself, but you have to exercise that right by not incriminating yourself.'" (story about naughty deeds documented on MySpace)
2. It seems that Six Apart thinks LJ, though wicked convenient, has an adolescent/niche rep. Vox is the proposed answer. I'm not sure adding "family" is going to do it. "Neighborhood" is an intriguing concept, but what the heck is wrong with "reading list"?3. My G-d this is a good story. Your Cowboy Days Are Over, by M. SGA: What if the Wraith learned all about genetic experimentation from the Atlanteans? Or: what could be enough to send John and Teyla into exile on a world where safety from the Wraith is purchased one memory at a time? Great John, great Teyla, fantastic original world with aliens who are not as dangerous as the Wraith, but arguably a lot more evil. Nearly 60,000 words, so set aside some time.
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I think the point is that they're pushing promoting social networking rather than content. In turn that entices business to buy adverstising (or whatever) as they see consumers. In contrast those of us enamoured by words have no problem with reading list. After all we've thought of fictional folk as friends for years and cyber friends are just a couple of steps away from that.
Didn't Richard Bach say something about fictional people being real?
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People want fewer options? *boggle*
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