[ SECRET POST #6187 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6187 ⌋

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


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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 01 pages, 09 secrets from Secret Submission Post #884.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

I’m sure it’s fine, but I’m tired. I don’t have any more usernames or passwords in me. I’m on Twitter until it gets nuked and then I’m done trying to keep up with any new social media.

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. I actually received a couple of invite codes by friends, but I never signed up.
I even don't log in much in either twitter or tumblr nowadays. I just... don't care any more.

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

Thats how Ive been feeling for years. No tumblr, no Twitter, the only thing I have is insta and I never use that anymore. I still don't want a twitter and I never really understood tumblr so don't want to go there but I do miss the social aspect of fandom so thought maybe bluesky would be a good way to go.

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair, if bluesky is like twitter then the social aspect of fandom is probably not going to be of very good quality anyway. It's what keeps me away from interacting with twitter fandom even while being there and it's why I actually refuse to go to bluesky even if someone were to magically offer an invite code. The way fans interact in sites built like that is just... Bad. Superficial. Boring. Tumblr might not be big on social interaction as concerns fandom, sadly, but I find it more enjoyable than the other two, which just don't seem to be structured *for* fandom anyway.

Tbqh THIS, Dreamwidth, is the place I wish all of fandom was like in the LJ days, but alas...

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

Not to be all "skill issue" but

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

Lol skill issues that affect thousands of users... Kind of annoying.

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

It's perfectly possible to find rewarding fandom communities on Twitter.

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

I'm glad that is your experience, truly. It definitely isn't mine.

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt I guess part of me is just living in the past and looking for what I had during LJ. When it all went down I never made the transition to a new fandom space, and basically just kind of walked away from fandom other than reading on ao3. I miss it.

Re: Blue Sky

[(Anonymous)]

No judging from here, I'm the same as you in wanting to find what was lost with LJ *hugs*

Tumblr certainly isn't it, but I really can't fathom how the way twitter or anything that works similarly to it ever could come close to the way things were built on LJ. The whole way the site works and presents things seems so antagonistic to *that* experience and the way people use it kind of proves it, at least imo. I just wish people would settle for something much fandom-friendlier than twitter or its copycats, tbh. I always complain about not being able to have a good discussion there and every time someone tries to prove me wrong they link me to a thread where nobody uses proper arguments and the actual subject gets lost and underdeveloped because of dumb misunderstandings created by the limited word count and that... Just proves *me* right. It seems impossible to have a *good* conversation conversation on twitter.

Anon back and forth HERE is ten times better than any conversation I've ever had or witnessed there.