Of my accounts...
Nov. 21st, 2011 10:04 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
katikatI decided to stick with Delicious. After the whole bruhaha when AVOS took over, they are slowly putting stuff back together. Yeah, it's still kinda cumbersome to browse by tags - before, it was possible to simply click on the tags when you wanted to go deeper, like fandom -> pairing -> theme, now you have to type them in by hand - and the network thingy is still broken down by users, but overall, it's pretty much as it used to be, so I'm sticking with it. Right now, it has all the bells and whistles available on Pinboard to where most people wanted to move, but it's for free. So... Sticking with it and backing up my files on Diigo.
I finally got a Tumblr. Mostly to browse for pics, so that I could link entries to my own account and not to someone else's if need be. So far, I've re-blogged a few fanarts that I really liked and that's it. So, if you are over there and want to stay in touch over there too, let me know, okay?
In case anyone's wondering why I used the nick 'drakamena', it's the Czech translation of the pirate ship Amphidrake from one of Naomi Novik's short stories. I translated it for the Czech magazine Pevnost and I really liked the sound of it. I split the name into 'amphi' (kaména) and 'drake' (drak), switched the words and put them back together, thus 'drakaména'. Sweet!
I finally got a Tumblr. Mostly to browse for pics, so that I could link entries to my own account and not to someone else's if need be. So far, I've re-blogged a few fanarts that I really liked and that's it. So, if you are over there and want to stay in touch over there too, let me know, okay?
In case anyone's wondering why I used the nick 'drakamena', it's the Czech translation of the pirate ship Amphidrake from one of Naomi Novik's short stories. I translated it for the Czech magazine Pevnost and I really liked the sound of it. I split the name into 'amphi' (kaména) and 'drake' (drak), switched the words and put them back together, thus 'drakaména'. Sweet!
