On Wed, 14 Jan 2009, Andrew Ducker wrote: > What I'd really like is a watcher-editable trust-list. > > The interface would be incredibly simple: > > "You are looking at the user-info for AndrewDucker. He has three open > posting lists. Would you like to subscribe to emo-poetry(X), Cat-Photos( > ) or stargate-slash(X)" > > That way, people can simply use this interface and never see my Emo > poetry ever again, while still happily reading my Stargate slash. > > Thoughts?
...that would be really, really cool. I would probably use it. I wouldn't use it for my sex filter, because I want to control who reads that, not that it gets much use these days. I'd like to make it related to tags somehow though. There are a lot of things I'd not mind letting readers opt out of that I don't necessarily want to filter to only the eyes of people I trust. For instance, fandom meta and fics are actually NOT something I want only the people I trust to be able to read. I want comments on those from people I don't know as well as those I do (though I screen them, because I do get trolled). If someone who knows me from someplace other than fandom would like to be able to skip all posts tagged "SPN meta" I am fine with that. I know there were people who knew me from other places during my last few years in the HP fandom who would have cheerfully opted out of posts about HP, why I don't like HP any more, and why I think HP fandom generally sucks a lot. They were not posts I was going to lock or filter, because there were people I definitely wasn't friends with that I still wanted to be able to read them, but they were posts some of my friends would have preferred not reading. **************************************************************** Azalais Aranxta (~malfoy) ataniell93 on LiveJournal and Vox http://groups.yahoo.com/group/malfoymadness "I know the true world, and you know I do. But we needn't let it think we all bow down." --Christopher Fry _______________________________________________ dw-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.dwscoalition.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dw-discuss
