Dreamwidth and writing memes
May. 5th, 2011 01:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
clare_dragonfly11. What features do you think Dreamwidth should have that it doesn't currently?
Wow, I really have no idea. It does everything that I want a journaling platform to do. The only thing it needs is more of my friends.
Though actually, it would be cool if my Dreamwidth inbox could be only for PMs, with comments and tracking notifications going to my email and nowhere else--it would be convenient not to have to delete things I'd already read out of there. But that's probably not feasible.
What tools do you use to write? Audio recordings, pen and paper, computer software, other methods, some mixture thereof?
Hmm, I sort of answered this the other day, didn't I? Basically, I use pen and paper sometimes--either when I'm not near my computer or when I'm going to bed and don't want to turn it back on. (Though for "not near my computer" I'm probably going to start using my Kindle more often, now that I have a Notepad app for it.) Mostly, though, I type, and most of the time, I'm using Scrivener. I just love Scrivener. It does everything I need a word processor to do. It makes my writing life easier.
Wow, I really have no idea. It does everything that I want a journaling platform to do. The only thing it needs is more of my friends.
Though actually, it would be cool if my Dreamwidth inbox could be only for PMs, with comments and tracking notifications going to my email and nowhere else--it would be convenient not to have to delete things I'd already read out of there. But that's probably not feasible.
What tools do you use to write? Audio recordings, pen and paper, computer software, other methods, some mixture thereof?
Hmm, I sort of answered this the other day, didn't I? Basically, I use pen and paper sometimes--either when I'm not near my computer or when I'm going to bed and don't want to turn it back on. (Though for "not near my computer" I'm probably going to start using my Kindle more often, now that I have a Notepad app for it.) Mostly, though, I type, and most of the time, I'm using Scrivener. I just love Scrivener. It does everything I need a word processor to do. It makes my writing life easier.