[ SECRET POST #3231 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3231 ⌋

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In general...

[(Anonymous)]

Am I the only one who remembers the slight SJWdom of LJ in general - not just the comms, but individual accounts? In fact, I qualified.

However, it seems to me that it was less about trolling and more honest-to-goodness activism. My fandom held fundraisers when natural disasters occurred. We raised money for literacy. Yes, you sometimes got people being over the top - I did and said some stupid, stupid things. But I always felt like the spirit was more well-meant, I guess? We sometimes got into arguments, but it was never to the levels it gets to on tumblr, with a few exceptions.

I think if anything, that's where tumblr got it from, except they took it all those extra levels when things already tended to go too far.

Re: In general...

[(Anonymous)]

That's true, and those good things (SJ rather than SJW) are still going on. But after Racefail in 2009, there was a definite upswing in full-on SJW on LJ, which got a lot stronger on tumblr.

Re: In general...

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - Oh god, racefail. I never actually understood what happened there, but you're right, that's about where it all started - on LJ, at least.