Welcome to my Dreamwidth Journal

[dreamflower]

If you are here, mostly I use this Dreamwidth Journal for posting and linking my fanfics, as well as for occasional personal posts and photos, and as a back-up for my LiveJournal. You will find that most of my posts, though, concern the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, and tend to be very hobbit-centric.

You do not need to ask my permission to remix, podfic, translate, create art for or create secondary fanwork of any fanwork I have created. You should credit me and include a link back to my work. And please let me know because I'd love to see it.


This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

You are welcome to use, redistribute, quote, or make derivative works of material I have posted on this site as long as I receive proper credit and the resulting works bear the same license.

Comments

[lavendertook]

Hello over here! (-:

[dreamflower]

Hi!

I am still figuring out this DW business as far as crossing over from LJ goes!

Good to see you here!

[lavendertook]

I've been here. I've just been patiently waiting for ya'll to come over :-D They made the cross-posting set up so easy here.

[reverie]

Thank you for friending me! I really seldom coming here. :D

[periantari.livejournal.com]

hi, i've seen a lot of LJers move to Dreamwidth-- can i know why? Thanks! (sorry i'm so clueless) :P :hugs:

[dreamflower]

For me? Mostly I am using DW as a back-up for my LJ and for the communities I moderate. It's very much like LJ, was based on it in fact. I have no intention of leaving LJ, but thought since many of my friends have moved over there that I will try making more use of it than I have been.

For others? Well, some people are tired of the various problems LJ has and the use of advertising on free accounts. (DW does not do that-- they are totally non-profit, so there are no ads on it.) And some people like that they have a policy against pulling accounts just because someone complains. Others like how fandom friendly DW is.

It's a great thing to have choices. And it's even better to know that I have a back-up in place in case anything really dreadful happens to LJ.

[periantari.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much for explaining! (sorry for the delayed thanks)
Do i need a code for Dreamwidth or it's open to everyone?

Thanks!