Nigh obligatory Friending policy post

[indri]

I've just done a bit of spring-cleaning around this LJ, reorganising Friends lists and so on. Most of the reorganisation is invisible to everyone but me; the key change is that I've set up a filter which makes it easier for me to keep up with people who are only on my indri Friends list.

I've added a couple of people and removed others. Those removed haven't posted this year, have interests which have diverged from mine, or post primarily in languages I can't read. I don't remove people who comment on my LJ, as this is akin to cutting people off in the middle of a conversation and is not to be done lightly.

If I've made a mistake and have de-friended anyone I shouldn't have, please let me know. Also note that there will be no Friends-Locked posts here in the future anyway. Or such is my intention.

Anyone who wants to Friend my other LJ, where I post on such enthralling topics as "What I Did on the Weekend", "Interesting Pieces of Seaweed" and "Gossip about People You'll Never Meet", should send an email to archaeoindri@yahoo.com. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Comments

[speakr2customrs.livejournal.com]

Please post anything about lemurs on this LJ as well as the other one. We may not be all that interested in seaweed, but everybody loves lemurs.

[azdak.livejournal.com]

I'd be interested in the seaweed as well. I think. It does say they're "interesting" pieces of seaweed.

[avidrosette.livejournal.com]

I like seaweed. Especially the kind with the little bubbles.

[indri]

It was interesting in the sense that I'd not seen this kind of seaweed before. It was a distnctive colour and texture (cream and magenta), quite different from the more common greeny-brown varieties of the Adelaide coastline. It forced me to realise that the beach where it occurred had a distinctive geomorphology and ecology.

[indri]

This was magenta-streaked straw-like stuff. But I did see some of the kind with bubbles.

[azdak.livejournal.com]

It sounds really pretty. I've only ever come across very boring British green'n'brown'n'faintly slimy stuff - and that always makes me thinks of drowned sailors (too much David Copperfield at an early age).