Really just a bunch of little fixes and improvements, but together they take what LJ does well and make it better in almost every way. Dreamwidth feels like LJ used to be, back when it was innovating, adding new features, and seemed to be about blogging and community rather than advertising and 'virtual gifts'.
They seem to have a sane business sense, and are mostly made up of ex-LJ staff. I find the project appealing.
As I tend not to use any of those LJ peripherals and just use it as a platform to put my stuff out there for The World,(Friends List) to see and comment if they wish. I'm not sure what else I need in a blog right now?
Yes, if you're happy with LJ and with your LJ friends list, then there isn't much point in changing anything.
I wrote a tool a while ago that shows you which of the users on your LJ friends list also have DW accounts (assuming of courses that they use the same username for both). You can see it for your friends list at: http://lj-friends-on-dw.filmgold.com/?user=lapswood
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They seem to have a sane business sense, and are mostly made up of ex-LJ staff. I find the project appealing.
Some of the current and planned differences between LJ and DW:
http://wiki.dwscoalition.org/notes/Dreamwidth_changes_from_LJ
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I wrote a tool a while ago that shows you which of the users on your LJ friends list also have DW accounts (assuming of courses that they use the same username for both). You can see it for your friends list at:
http://lj-friends-on-dw.filmgold.com/?user=lapswood
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Amusing! By my calculations, I was accepting an invite to Spotify, just as this was posted :)
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Spotify
(Anonymous) 2009-10-12 05:25 pm (UTC)(link)