Now it is ready. This last entry is created in the first "A minor Point of View" in his LJ version. To reach the new home at the following address:
A minor Point of View ( RSS Entries RSS Comments ) So I hereby make it official. A minor Point of View is now inactive at Live Journal and moved to wordpress.com . There, wait for a new design and new opportunities. The entries and comments have been ported, so that it faced the new blog is available. The comment function on Live Journal is hereby also be switched off. If someone wants to write something on this, even this entry has been mitübernommen and can be commented here.
As promised, a little to Why . For some time
am somewhat unhappy with Live Journal, which I would not say of it is bad, but simply do not meet my needs.
base has attended the extreme focusing on a community "life." Community is not wrong, they should be in my opinion, but in second place. Details such as that a non-blogs simply has no way his name, email address or website to remember to note in comments to the appropriate place, I find just bad. It shows that once something like, "Either you come to us, or you have just bad luck and you are Mr. Anonymous." This contradicts my understanding of the Bloggoshäre, the first "one community" is . A provider should therefore only additional / new features operate in isolation to ensure basic but for the entire blogosphere.
Next is the flexibility. I know, I know. This is almost always a key issue when it comes to free services. The clear advantage of Live Journal is the complete freedom to CSS rarely found and what I demanded a little bit of sadness, as this will not be so at Word Press. However, the structure of the blog here at LJ completely rigid and not very extensive. Static, ie, for video-concurrent operation, entries such as the user profile can not build my knowledge. General
the sidebar of the blog is just the way she is holding. A Blog Roll, a days category list and two feeds for the entries (but not for comments). Ah yes, exactly, this great archive calendar. Even this may be subjective, but the find relatively useless and not even know now how I can disable it. There is no more, not to mention a few individual cases.
also very annoying is the lack of certain features, such as the trackbacks. Trackbacks are really there to interconnect the blog, but because you are indeed a community, we need not, and denied its members the very nice but to interact with other blogs.
Also very useful are statistical functions that give you the opportunity to see which entries are probably read more often than others, although they have had or are still relatively "old" are. It also provides a kind of automatic feedback, read what the people would rather find out right now or a Interessenshäufung besteht. Und genau sowas fehlt mir hier halt auch.
Insgesamt wünschte ich mir einfach ein etwas professionellere Umgebung und hab diese auch gefunden. Die Vorteile dort haben mir auch Vorteile von hier gekostet. Aber das ist letztendlich eine Prioritätenfrage.
In diesem Sinne… Wir sehen uns bei Wordpress.
