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I agree there should be more of them for people that like that sort of style, but I personally would never play in one.

I like to keep my character journal as tidy and neat as possible and restrict posts to information relevant to that character and my playing, not a crap load of threads that probably never get finished and a friends page that could potentially get flooded. I prefer having one/two comms to go to to check to see who's posted and if anything has any relevance to my character. The potential to just scroll and scroll if I had pages of journal posts would just bee to great for me.

but checking pages of comm posts is exactly the same as checking pages of journal posts...?

Only not really? If I check the comms of the games I'm in, I usually only have to go back a page depending on the level of activity in the game. With journal posts, if I check my friends page, not only do I have every player that happens to be on my friends list, but I have all the other journals I might have friended just so we can keep tabs on our character developments and whatever dr comms or meme comms I might be in.

That's a lot of scrolling and parsing to figure out who posted what where. But again, it's merely my preference to check comms for posts my character might want to tag, just as I'm sure there are people out there who'd prefer to play in a journal game. I don't think there's really anything wrong with either version, but I have a personal preference for one over the other.

you do realize that you can join things like drs and meme comms and not have all of the posts show up on your friends page, right?

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