Hey New(ish) people.

[gordonzola]

Especially during and since my RSI experience, I have been really bad about checking out the LJs of people who’ve "friended" me, especially those of you who never comment. So, if you care about such things, let me know who you are and how you found me. Don’t be shy now.

Thanks.

Comments

[chanson.livejournal.com]

I think I found you because jwz pointed to something you wrote, or something.

I read your LJ in NetNewsWire (via the RSS feed) rather than through my friends page. I tend not to friend people I don't know...

[gordonzola.livejournal.com]

Interesting. I'm not very computery. Is there a way to tell if others do that? I mean not specific names, but numbers?

[chanson.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure. If there's a way to get referrer logs or something of the sort from LiveJournal that would be a way. But I don't know if LJ tracks that kind of information and makes it available for individual journals. (Most web servers can be and are configured to track it, it's whether the info is passed along and made available that I'm not sure of.)

If you happen to go in search of whether LJ does, keep in mind that referrer is consistently misspelled "referer" for some reason. Welcome to teh Intarweb.