This 'Circle' thing.

I keep forgetting to give people access, as well as subscribing to them. That's awkward, because it looks like a snub. Hrm.

AUGH. And here was me thinking we'd got away from the whole 'friending being fraught with drama' thing!

Anyway - apologies if I flipflop on the access settings for a while; I'm still working out how I'm going to handle the 'trusted readers' issue thing. To be honest, I think I'll probably treat things largely like LiveJournal. I cannot think of many people where I'd want to read their stuff but I don't want them to read mine - and I'm not anticipating posting much (if anything) under lock anyway.

If that changes, well, I can burn that bridge when I come to it. *g*

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In other news, iJournal is definitely inferior to xJournal. For starters, you can't have more than one entry open at a time, so I can't leave a half-written draft lying around. Boo.

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Oh dear. I've just realised I don't know the code for linking to another user, a la LJ's [lj user=] tag. Time to go dive into the FAQs, I think. Wish me luck, and pass me a snorkel.

Safari, please to stop being horrible now.

I keep getting logged out of Dreamwidth; I logged out to check my OpenID account's messages, logged back in, and it's been happening ever since. SO ANNOYING.

I can only assume it's Safari rather than Dreamwidth, so I'll have to see if it's cookies or something. (Mmm, cookies.) Seriously, this is ridiculously annoying. Alternatively, is anyone else having troubles with it? Is it just a Safari thing?

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In other news, this post has some handy details about features available specifically to paid accounts. musesfool, you might be interested to note that it looks like 'friendsfriends' will be a paid-only feature, as it's a computationally-expensive function.

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Also, this FAQ answer is very useful for LJ-code equivalents.

<lj user=username> = <user name="username"> or <user name="username" site="site.tld">
<lj-cut> = <cut>
<lj-cut text="foo"> = <cut text="foo">
<lj-raw> = <raw-code>
<lj-poll> = <poll>
<lj-pi> = <poll-item>
<lj-pq> = <poll-question>

However, LiveJournal markup will also work on Dreamwidth for backwards compatibility.

So you could link to me via <user name="eleanorjane"> or you could link to my LJ with <user name="ladyjestyr" site="livejournal.com"> -- I think.