Testing this facebook thingy
Sep. 2nd, 2010 07:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrsbrownHmmm. I can crosspost comments to Facebook can I?
But what if the person I'm commenting on doesn't want the exposure? what happens then?
I think I'll make a comment to this post (the LJ version obviously) and see what it all looks like.
Edit:
Actually, without giving more information to facebook than I'm willing, the crosspost won't work.
But for some people it will.
Conclusion: This has the potential to be a privacy infringement. Not good LJ.
I've got Dreamwidth codes, anyone want one?
But what if the person I'm commenting on doesn't want the exposure? what happens then?
I think I'll make a comment to this post (the LJ version obviously) and see what it all looks like.
Edit:
Actually, without giving more information to facebook than I'm willing, the crosspost won't work.
But for some people it will.
Conclusion: This has the potential to be a privacy infringement. Not good LJ.
I've got Dreamwidth codes, anyone want one?
