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scarfmanThere's now a link in my LJ header to my new Tumblr blog. It will feature selected Hero of Three Faces cartoons. (This doesn't mean I won't be recapping Three Faces here any more.) At the moment the Tumblr contains the two new cartoons from last week posted here yesterday, and today I'm planning to put up the Blinovitch Limitation Effect cartoon from a year and a half ago.
Tumblr has a few features LJ hasn't that I want to take advantage of. One, it seems to be the primary go-to social network for fannish things these days. Two, the free accounts host images. Three, you can search tags across journals - meaning triangle fanfiction will get exposure to people who go searching for Doctor Who or Sherlock or Blinovitch Limitation Effect material without their having to have heard of me already.
It's that opportunity for exposure that's partially or largely responsible for me signing up over there, coupled with capacity to comment* that LJ has but the Three Faces home site doesn't just because my HTML isn't up to it. Also, I've tired of not being able to respond there to what people from my other friendlists post there.
* Master of unintentional alliteration!
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Date: 2012-09-01 05:55 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2012-09-03 04:00 pm (UTC)I gather, however, that in order to keep the processing requirements manageable, only the first five tags on each post are exposed to cross-journal search.
Something to bear in mind when you're deciding what order to add the tags in.
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Date: 2012-09-03 04:28 pm (UTC)Oh. Okay.
Do you know, is that the first five I enter as I'm posting, or the first five alphabetically when that's how they display, which in my obervation only happens sometimes?
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Date: 2012-09-04 01:34 am (UTC)I've never thought to check what happens when they display alphabetically (which, in my observation also, only happens sometimes).