No, because one of the comms is a research comm -- posts there are purposefully made for use for future reference purposes (sort of an "LJ wiki" for the topic, that makes ANY sense...). If people have to go to two different comms to try to find the answer to their question, then they won't. If I can't import all the posts from that comm to a DW version, then the DW comm is de facto worthless no matter how I set posting access for the LJ version. :(
This is a major deal breaker for me. It will keep me tied to LJ as a comm maintainer no matter where I put my personal journals, and then why would I move my personal journals if I'm still having to hang out at LJ anyway? Dang. ::::KBS / Mikey ~Always Blameless~ On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Sarah <[email protected]> wrote: > On Apr 9, 2009, at 5:02 PM, Mikey Grrrl wrote: > <<Oh holy moly, no? That...is problematic. I mod several comms and not > being able to import them will basically insure that users will never > migrate to the DW version of the comm. Or am I reading this wrong?>> > > Not to promote unilaterally evil maintainer behavior, but one could > strongly encourage one's community members to migrate to DW community by > limiting posting access to the LJ community. > > Of course, another LJ user could simply create an alternative community for > LJ users to migrate to, but depending on your community's cohesion and your > maintainer-cred, this is may be a viable option. > > ~Sarah >
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