I haven't done much blogging this year. My little LJ is just sitting there gathering dust and I can't cope with checking too many different friendslists, so I have no plans to move.
But let me know if you do. I have one friend who has a MySpace blog and another is on a Yahoo service, I think, or Gmail or something. Haven't looked at Greatest Journal. But I have the vague sense that most ISPs have pretty much the same TOU--which is to say, they will allow anything at all, up until the day someone complains, and then they ban whatever subcategory they have randomly decided is Bad that day. It's all random and driven by PR and perceptions, and none of it makes much sense. But then, the flaming and bad behavior don't make much sense either. But somehow amongst all of that, the Interwebs seem still to provide plenty of room for unpopular ideas and bad fanfic.
If Net Neutrality goes under, that will be another kettle of fish entirely.
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Date: 2007-08-05 12:19 am (UTC)I haven't done much blogging this year. My little LJ is just sitting there gathering dust and I can't cope with checking too many different friendslists, so I have no plans to move.
But let me know if you do. I have one friend who has a MySpace blog and another is on a Yahoo service, I think, or Gmail or something. Haven't looked at Greatest Journal. But I have the vague sense that most ISPs have pretty much the same TOU--which is to say, they will allow anything at all, up until the day someone complains, and then they ban whatever subcategory they have randomly decided is Bad that day. It's all random and driven by PR and perceptions, and none of it makes much sense. But then, the flaming and bad behavior don't make much sense either. But somehow amongst all of that, the Interwebs seem still to provide plenty of room for unpopular ideas and bad fanfic.
If Net Neutrality goes under, that will be another kettle of fish entirely.