Mea Culpa

[rj_anderson]

It has come to my attention that many good people deplore the practice of exporting one's Twitter updates to LiveJournal. I can see the justice of this, and shall desist forthwith.

And I will try to have some new actual LJ content soon. Today should be my last day of revisions on Wayfarer, Lord willing! Or at least, until my editor gets back to me with the next round of changes...

Comments

[kaz-mahoney.livejournal.com]

*feels guilty*
*checks calendar for time of the month*

You should totally do what YOU want with your LJ. Um...you should, and that's obvious to me now. It doesn't mean everyone has to do the same or would be inclined to. But it's your space to use as you see fit.

*kicks self*

Sorry... :(

[ewein2412]

If I deplored anybody's livejournal technique I would NEVER say so! but I confess I'm less likely to read tweets than a real journal entry. I'm not sure why.

[mistraltoes.livejournal.com]

I rarely read Twitter posts, but I've heard that there's a way to have them automatically show up behind a cut, so that your friends have a choice whether or not to read them.

[lydaclunas.livejournal.com]

I actually like Twitter updates on LJ. That way I get everything convenient in one place.

[izhilzha.livejournal.com]

I object less to your Twittering than some others', because you're a mom and a writer, and at least with Twitter I have some idea of what's going on with you! :)

(Hooray for finishing revisions!)

[sarah-prineas.livejournal.com]

Oh please, let it be so!!

Hope you're feeling better, too.

[tinpra.livejournal.com]

Aww, I'm going to miss the Twitter updates. :-\

[shoebox2.livejournal.com]

As per above, I don't really mind what you do with your own LJ - especially since you have an excuse in being so busy. It's a nice way to get the dispatches from the front, so to speak. :)

But the random tweeting does tend to feel a little impersonal, or at least directed to persons who rather pointedly aren't the majority of the readers. Which I can see being a little awkward on a community-based blogsite.

[newport2newport.livejournal.com]

Your blog is yours; your content, your decision. I'm always glad to see what you're up to, no matter what you post to an entry! I'm not a personal fan of Twitter, but I'll defend to the death your right to tweet. :)

I sure wouldn't want you to think that I was in any way passing judgment on those who choose to import Twitter into their blogs!!! I was just wondering how I, as a reader, might respond to the tweets themselves. If you felt criticized by my questions, I am truly and deeply sorry, and I apologize.

[sartorias.livejournal.com]

Well, I don't deplore 'em but I don't read 'em, either.

Good luck on that revision!

[kerravonsen]

Yay!

Sorry, but I'm going to be unequivocally happy about this, and in no way guilty, because I didn't mention tweets at all. But they got pretty confusing when it was obvious that they were showing one half of a conversation, to which we were not privy to the other half.

[shveta-thakrar.livejournal.com]

Thank you for this. I wish more people understood. :)

Good luck with the revisions! I can't wait to hear how they go.

*goes back to writing herself*

[cette-vie.livejournal.com]

Um, same as to what most people have said about it totally being your call what goes on your LJ and how Twitter updates can be nice sometimes. But it is infinitely nicer to see your written entries, and unless you're really close to someone who's Twittering @you and about things you know about, it's less fun because you're just not in the loop.