Days Pass

[bryant]

Got home. Watched Smackdown, played some Asheron's Call. Slept. Woke. Worked.

I find it fascinating that six people added me to their friends list despite my stated intent not to update.

If I ran LiveJournal, I would be researching the friend circles. How many clusters of friends are there? How do they grow over time? Are most of them symmetrical? Do they tend towards the symmetrical?

I would also add a button. "Add Random Friend."

Comments

[ambar.livejournal.com]

It's just that we're all egregiously nosy, and lo! you have fed us by putting in a new entry.

:-)

Ambar

[diony.livejournal.com]

1) Sometimes you say you won't do something, and then do it.

2) If you're in my friends list, should by rare chance you in fact update despite your intention, it's easy for me to notice.

3) Perhaps knowing people are reading will encourage you to update?

And so forth. :-)

[flit.livejournal.com]

It's either the law of reciprocal friendship, or we're just perverse that way.

[agrimony.livejournal.com]

Because I live my life for the tiniest drops of wisdom that might pour forth from betwixt your lips.

I would have thought that was obvious by now. :)

Or, alternately, I could just be both incredibly nosy and amazingly lazy. :)

[janne.livejournal.com]

There used to be a couple of nice LiveJournal options that I can't seem to find anymore: One showed a graphic chart of connections between people posting in each others journals, looking rather spider-web like. The other let you search for other users on the basis of how many common interests you had. Either my brain isn't working anymore, or they had to remove them to conserve server capacity.