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I'm happily participating in the Fic Positivity Meme, as both reader and writer, and it's—super nice, of course! But also it's reminded me of how much less stressful Dreamwidth conversations are.
I can talk to people without worrying about exposing them to my followers, most of whom I know nothing about. I can talk to people without worrying about exposing myself to followers! So I'm not constantly re-writing simple posts, I'm not stuck vagueblogging because I'm annoyed but I don't want to be responsible for a dogpile, etc. And of course there's f-lock, all glory to it.
And icons. Always icons.
But mostly, I'm not second-guessing everything I say, and—yeah. Nice.
I can talk to people without worrying about exposing them to my followers, most of whom I know nothing about. I can talk to people without worrying about exposing myself to followers! So I'm not constantly re-writing simple posts, I'm not stuck vagueblogging because I'm annoyed but I don't want to be responsible for a dogpile, etc. And of course there's f-lock, all glory to it.
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And yes, I was just *heart-eyes* quite apart from people being nice to me personally (which you all have been <3). It's just so nice and so well-executed.
It's also something that, I think, definitely highlights the differences between Tumblr and DW as platforms. It'd be much more high-pressure and much harder to follow on Tumblr, where this is nice and pleasant and is actually being managed.