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In other dw news, I can't wait until they get that queue thing set up. I have written about 20 posts; they're all discussions; I'd like to post them. Why don't I just, you ask? I don't know. I get angsty about them, not because they're contentious discussions (they're really not!). I don't know why. I'd rather them go up without me having to think about it. Maybe it's because then I won't worry about replies (that is, whether anyone cares, not whether anyone will wank), and I won't feel like I have to be feelin' it right then to post, and I won't worry about how it will be an isolated thing in the bigger context of what I have to say. These are ridiculous things to worry about, but I don't worry about worrying about them. I worry about worse things and then worry about worrying about those instead.
In other dw news, I can't wait until they get that queue thing set up. I have written about 20 posts; they're all discussions; I'd like to post them. Why don't I just, you ask? I don't know. I get angsty about them, not because they're contentious discussions (they're really not!). I don't know why. I'd rather them go up without me having to think about it. Maybe it's because then I won't worry about replies (that is, whether anyone cares, not whether anyone will wank), and I won't feel like I have to be feelin' it right then to post, and I won't worry about how it will be an isolated thing in the bigger context of what I have to say. These are ridiculous things to worry about, but I don't worry about worrying about them. I worry about worse things and then worry about worrying about those instead.
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Barb's dw might be noisy, but . . . it's not as noisy as it was when she was just on lj, from what I can tell. That makes me sad. I mean, I met my_daroga through noise on Barb's journal. I do like yakking in one place, but since it doesn't happen here . . . oh well.
While "leaving your comfort zone" thing is a little ridiculous, I'm far less likely to comment if I have to click over somewhere else. I think that's utterly ridiculous, but it's true.