things and stuff

[chess]

Recently I have been posting two sets of things non-publically. One is incredibly FOIP-laden Maelstrom fic that I felt I shouldn't post to lrpdrabbles, but would be fine with people reading if they understand what they're getting into; the other is exercise progress reports, complete with some whining about my body-related insecurities.

If you feel like reading either of these, please tell me so I can add you to the filter.

(Initially I was too embarrassed to add just anyone to the exercise filter, but I think I've got over that now. Please only apply if you believe you can be supportative and encouraging though - I am still stupidly sensitive about exercise-related stuff.)

Comments

[logmplus1.livejournal.com]

I'm happy being on both filters, although my commenting rate is not fantastic if that's liable to be an issue for you.

[chess]

low commenting rates are fine, I know I'm awful at commenting on people's stuff :).

[beornwulf-saxon.livejournal.com]

ditto.

[evilwillow.livejournal.com]

Count me in ;)

[vevaphonics.livejournal.com]

Sure, count me in.

[delta_mike]

Given the FOIP, I should probably avoid the Maelstrom fic -- but as a co-exerciser, it'd be nice to hear about other's progress, too. :)

[deborah_c]

I have no idea what FOIP means, so can't comment...

I'm certainly happy to hear about exercise, though. I'm also trying to do somethng about exercising more, but I'm bad at writing about anything at all!

[delta_mike]

FOIPy things are things you're supposed to Find Out In Play, typically in a LARP game. Knowing about them out-of-character in advance would be a) spoilers and b) could be used by nefarious people to cheat / gain an unfair advantage.

[fyrheafoc.livejournal.com]

If you're willing to put me on both filters, I'd like to be.

[anotherusedpage.livejournal.com]

Yes to both filters.

I may not read larpFOIP, if you hint at what kind of foip it is and I don't want to know; but I won't be a cheating arsehole an/or whinge that you've spoiled my game if I click the cut and regret it. *grin*

[emperor]

I'm happy to read stuff, but my comment-rate is quite low.

[ilanin.livejournal.com]

I'd suspect Maelstrom FOIP would be Maelstrom BCBANUAA (become confused by and never understand at all) to me, but as someone else who currently weighs more than he should, the other filter would be interesting and I can probably even sympathise a bit.

[chess]

I have gone back and put cut tags with warnings on what I had on the most recent ones; I'm not sure whether to add people to the older foiptags or not as those contain things like comments that people weren't necessarily expecting to be more widely shared. Maybe I should repost the old stuff under the new tag?

[chess]

yes, in fact that is what I believe I have done on several of these posts...

[naath.livejournal.com]

I'm happy to be on both, although I suck at commenting.

[kurenai-tenka.livejournal.com]

Ficfoip please! I've never exercised a day in my life, so I'd be useless on the other filter.

[fiona-kitty.livejournal.com]

Can I read the exercise filter?

[sesquepadalia.livejournal.com]

No FOIP please, because I suspect it would confuse me more than anything, and as such I wouldn't be able to crit it well.
But I'm trying to get more exercise in my life (because I am made of fail when it comes to being active) and thus would love to help morally support someone in a similar boat. :)

[happybat.livejournal.com]

Both please, if I may

[sath.livejournal.com]

I like being on excercise filter!
I wouldn't mind trying to read your fic, doesn't matter that its foip since I don't go to maelstrom events. Would that make it too confusing to read?