[ SECRET POST #2930 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2930 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think sometimes the case was also that someone would link to a lj post, which then became friend-locked later.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

This was often the case.

I was randomly browsing old Fandom Wank entries the other day, and most of the links that went to LJ from those entries were now flocked.

Posts that were locked after-the-fact, usually because of traffic or wank, is basically the same thing as deleting a Tumblr post. The only difference (and privacy issue) is that reblogs stay even when the original is gone, which isn't the case when you block access to a journal entry.

[diet_poison]

Did that happen often for personal reasons or was it just more marketing shit (as mentioned in other parts of the thread)?

[(Anonymous)]

I think mostly what I saw in posts getting locked after the fact was cases where people would make a post, it would attract wank, and then it would get locked, because the OP didn't want to deal with it.

I know of cases where people would go back and retroactively lock their episode reactions/reviews because they'd unexpectedly had an influx of new followers and didn't want to deal with people arguing with them about their feelings about the show in question.

[diet_poison]

Man, that sounds like a pain. People ruining a nice thing are annoying. :(