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Sticky: Note to my LiveJournal Friends
Apr. 7th, 2017 12:30 pmRemember that Dreamwidth splits the "Friend" concept into two components: Subscribe and Access. If I subscribe to you, that means that your public entries appear on my reading page. If you have granted me access, I can also read your "restricted" (i.e., Friends Only) posts on my reading page. If you subscribe to me, my public posts will appear on your reading page. If I've granted you access, that means my restricted posts will appear there as well. In every case, it's a two-step process: You get to decide whether you want to subscribe, and separately whether you want to grant access.
I mention this only because some of my LiveJournal friends have subscribed to me without granting me access, which may or may not be intentional.
I mention this only because some of my LiveJournal friends have subscribed to me without granting me access, which may or may not be intentional.