I kinda think of LJ as journalling, which is distinct (to me) from weblogging. The line is blurry, of course, and it's a mug's game trying to draw it. But it's undeniable that LiveJournal was originally aimed at the Web journalling trend, which predated the blogging trend.
I tend to think that if you are mostly commenting on other web pages/things, you're weblogging, and if you're mostly talking about your everyday life, you're journalling. I don't think either are superior.
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Date: 2004-12-20 01:38 am (UTC)I tend to think that if you are mostly commenting on other web pages/things, you're weblogging, and if you're mostly talking about your everyday life, you're journalling. I don't think either are superior.