[ SECRET POST #2930 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2930 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[esteefee]

It's the difference between being siloed on community and siloed solely on individuals.

FS, e.g., is a community. Tumblr doesn't have any, just loose collections of tags that people may or may not be subscribing to. Probably not, though. So disorganize.

LJ/DW aren't perfect, however. To be more communal, there would be cross-posting (linking) of topics between them. Meaning, if in the fuckyeahangelinajolie DW comm someone started a topic on "Maleficent - Best Movie Ever?", the disney-my-childhood comm-mod could link it in and people could respond to the thread in both comms at once.

[othellia]

Mmm, yeah. That would be an awesome idea.

Like when you make a post, it's under your individual account. And then communities would be a collection of original posts that people could submit to. You'd have your mods, like in tumblr and LJ, and they could decide between free-for-all posting, moderated queue posting, or only them.

Of course the one thing you'd lose with that structure would be the ability to make new posts directly on the community. They'd always have to exist on the individual account first, and then on the community second. Not ideal for personal blogging, but I think if you intended to have a fully fandom platform then it could work.

[esteefee]

I don't see why you couldn't have members of the communities also start posts in the communities. No reason to restrict that. The mods would only have to police whether the material was appropriate or not, just like they do today in some comms.

So posts could either be link-ins or original to the comms.

[diet_poison]

What is that icon from? It's adorable.

[othellia]

It looks like the penguin from Hello Kitty.

[esteefee]

Yis, it's Bad Badtz Maru, my favorite Sanrio character. He doesn't smile! He is bad to the bone. I think he rides a motorcycle. He became so popular Hello Kitty stole his color scheme. Bastard.