Universal Imports
May. 2nd, 2009 05:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmarleyOkay, I've successfully imported my LJ to Dreamwidth. Everything seems to have moved very nicely. Of course, all the internal links lead to LJ right now, but since it's an exact duplicate I'm not too fussed about it, especially since I'd like to re-format the fanfiction for Dreamwidth's bigger posting limits anyway.
The main reason I'm making a post about this is that I've also imported my friendslist over and given access to everyone's OpenID. I hope. What this means is that if you would like to come and comment on an entry at Dreamwidth (for instance, if there's a different conversation going on in the comments that you'd like to join), you can log in using OpenID (and if you have an LJ, you have an OpenID). You can comment even if the entry is locked, just the same as you can on LJ. Theoretically.
Or you can just comment anonymously. :) I'm afraid I've had to turn on the CAPTCHA options on because I've started getting anonymous spam, but I'm invested in keeping anonymous commenting open because occasionally blogless friends and family read and want to comment.
ETA: To clarify, you can also use your OpenID to delete or screen comments made on Livejournal that have been moved to Dreamwidth.
The main reason I'm making a post about this is that I've also imported my friendslist over and given access to everyone's OpenID. I hope. What this means is that if you would like to come and comment on an entry at Dreamwidth (for instance, if there's a different conversation going on in the comments that you'd like to join), you can log in using OpenID (and if you have an LJ, you have an OpenID). You can comment even if the entry is locked, just the same as you can on LJ. Theoretically.
Or you can just comment anonymously. :) I'm afraid I've had to turn on the CAPTCHA options on because I've started getting anonymous spam, but I'm invested in keeping anonymous commenting open because occasionally blogless friends and family read and want to comment.
ETA: To clarify, you can also use your OpenID to delete or screen comments made on Livejournal that have been moved to Dreamwidth.