LiveJournal tumbleweeds...

[djpsyche]

It really says something that my 51-comment post on inborn broodiness was yesterday's 2nd highest performing post on all of LiveJournal.

When you want a contained debate, this is the place to do it!

Comments

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

Oh no it isn't

(oh yes it is)

There still are enough people that the conversation is possible and, often, worth the while, but it is much less likely to degenerate in a flame-war (as used to be the case in Usenet) or digress into endless irrelevant side-tracks..

[lareinemisere.livejournal.com]

True enough on the tumbleweed thing. I've not even managed to post on my own journal for two months, now.

There would be no point my trying to start a debate of any kind on my journal: I doubt that the number of people on my f-list checking their LJ on any given day makes it into double figures. The number who post, even as rarely as me, is definitely lower than that...

[djpsyche.livejournal.com]

I did realise there wouldn't be enough comments if I relied on just people I know personally who still read my journal. That's why I solicited more input over on TLL. (And yes, Guess Who objected to my doing that?)

[lareinemisere.livejournal.com]

* puts on best neutral face* *waves Swiss flag*

Being as I'm a mod, I think it probably best that I say as little as possible on that point, there or here...

[rosamicula.livejournal.com]

It says that LJ is alive and kicking, as is TLL, because what got you to second highest is the number of views, not comments.

[vicar.livejournal.com]

Oh ouch...and I was just at a party where a friend noted they read my lj but don't comment.

Though I wasn't convinced this was the case based on her...questions about my life, which seemed easily available on my lj. Murph.