Tag updates

[strangetomato]

I spent some time this morning changing/removing some outdated tags and generally updating my tags list, so I hope it is easier to navigate now for anyone that likes to explore livejournal pages via tags. (And who doesn't? It's useful!) I've also changed the tag display setting from cloud to list, since the teeny, tiny font was making it difficult to see any of the less popular tags. I was surprised some of them even existed at all (and thus the reason I changed or removed them). It was also just a large, unholy mess in general, so yeah...

I suppose I'm sort of glad that lack of access to my simming computer has pushed me to do some journal maintenance, because this is the sort I thing I would likely never get around to otherwise (once upon a time I would do things like this while goofing off at work, but I don't do that much anymore). The funny thing is, I really, really want to work on the Tomato Legacy or S,HWC stuff right now. It's the whole idea that I can't that makes me want to do it even more. *sigh* So typical. Maybe I'll channel that energy into making some outlines for upcoming chapters and doing some of the writing. Or maybe even finish all the chapter descriptions in the story directory? :P There's a couple of chapters that never ever did get descriptions.

Comments

[petchy-14.livejournal.com]

Toooooootally write out some of the story while you can't! When the urge starts, TAKE IT BY THE HORNS :D And for the outlining chapters thing, the way I see it; when you're updating the newer chapters you'll probably get an urge to update the older ones, too, so I wouldn't worry about it.
And now you say about Journal Maintenance, I should really get onto using the tagging system because I just.. don't. [LOL]

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

I've started piecing together the next chapter (most sections had already been written) and writing for the one following that. So yeah, totally taking it by the horns! :)

Tags are pretty useful things. I often use them to find an old entry of someone else's. It sure beats combing through their entire archive.