Regarding : WTF On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 10:11 PM, Denise Paolucci <[email protected]>wrote:
> In other words, it's as-closely replicating the behavior of LJ's > visibility model as is possible with the change to the system. You'll > know who possibly *could* be reading the friend's post that you're > reading, but you won't know for sure if it's filtered to a more > restrictive subset or not unless the user chooses to disclose this fact. I want to express my support for this feature. I use my "friends" list both for communication with my friends, and for tracking my enemies- call it my "conflict of interest" filter- there are a handful of people on LJ with whom I have had spectacular real life blowouts. And being able to tell if somebody has this person(S) 'friended' makes a lot of posts involving my actual life much easier. Or at least it did in the Summer of 2005. My personal life is now a lot lower drama, but my love of the feature is still there. Because sometimes you don't want people to be in a position where they have to take sides. Nora - drama queen?
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