What I miss most about LJ are the people - it hit a brilliant sweet spot for both personal connections between a RL but geographically spread friends group and fannish connections. People have fallen away, changed to posting on FB or on Tumblr, and while I am active in both places, neither feels like home, the way LJ did in my first few years here.
Social platforms are always going to be largely fuelled by the people on them, but none of today's offer the opportunity for filtered and detailed discussion that LJ did back in the day.
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Date: 2014-06-26 07:57 pm (UTC)Social platforms are always going to be largely fuelled by the people on them, but none of today's offer the opportunity for filtered and detailed discussion that LJ did back in the day.