Friends of friends

[ritaxis]

So, Zara said she was playing with friends of friends (which you can find, it turns out, by typing "friendsfriends" where it has "friends" in the address of your friends page: you get "http://www.livejournal.com/users/ritaxis/friends/" and you change it to "http://www.livejournal.com/users/ritaxis/friendsfriends." She didn't explain that: I figured it out by looking at hers and monkeying with mine.

But it's sort of bewildering. Who are these people and whose friends are they? No context. Confusing. I don't know what they're on about, or anything.

Oh, and Zara? Did you disable comments on purpose?

On other fronts, it's now been ten months and three followup letters at what I am sure must be decent intervals, and I'm almost ready to call it a day. I have many nice things to say about the famous publisher with three letters in its name, but I seem to be invisible to them, and I kind of want to be visible. You know, so my stuff can be, like, read, at least by somebody somewhere.

Foo.

Comments

[pariyal.livejournal.com]

Friends of friends only works with a paid account, alas. And the friends of your friends (or Zara's for that matter) are much too far away for me.

[ckd]

Another neat feature (probably paid-only as well): who's popular with your friends.

[orangemike.livejournal.com]

Must be paid-only; I get a blank screen.