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Now then, I just read that there was such a thing as a journal forum....
How come it was never on the front page so I could visit it and post in it?
Its closed now because only 3 people used it, but if you'd made it a little more obvious it could have been cool :D
www.livejournal.com
It's free. Most people already use it. That is why the Daily Grind didn't take off, for the most part.
Plus you can't post links to :bou::bou::bou::bou::bou::bou::bou: in threads with people asking for porn, here. =o
I'm sure you weren't allowed posting to ask for porn, either. :shame:
That forum was closed long before you joined EoFF, Baloki, which is why it wasn't on the front page for you to post in. :)
At the time it was closed, it was obvious. Either a main forum or a subforum of EoEO, can't remember which - but it was a main forum for the majority of it's life. I estimate that EoFF'ers made about 200-300 entries in LJ for every entry made in Daily Grind. And that's not including the people I didn't know that had an LJ, which would likely double that number (at least).Quote:
Originally Posted by Baloki
That journal forum was awesome back then, though. But it'd get messy if there was one now.
It even used to at the top of the forum list if I remember correctly. It was really popular for a few weeks maybe, then it died. Just a fad like so many other things. Same thing would happen again.
The journal forum would've been a lot more worthwhile if people could comment to entries, but even then it would've been worthless to compete with LJ. We have something similar on FG (the journal hack) and no one ever really uses it except to discuss issues that pertain only to FG. It's an interesting diversion, nothing more. People still post most of their stuff on LiveJournal, and I reckon it's likely to stay that way - LJ gets a bazillion times the traffic, plus it's hella convenient.
I always thought The Daily Gring was pretty pointless.
Cool, thank you all for answering my question ^.^ :)