Hello!

[g_t_watch_list]

This account exists purely to provide a reading list for the Dreamwidth Doctor Who Fandom Newsletter gallifrey_times.

If you would like to have your blog or community's content tracked for inclusion in the newsletter please leave a comment to this post and one of our lovely mods will be pleased to sort you out. If you would only like to have specific content included (just fic, or just reviews, or any other specific request) please let us know and we will make sure that your wishes are respected.

If you have any questions you can also leave a comment to this post, or any edition of GT.

Comments

[tenlittlebullets]

Since it seems I only ever update my journal anymore to dump fic or the occasional Who meta on my unsuspecting flist, I should probably sign up to be on this thing...

[miss_s_b]

shall short you out in the next half hour :)

[evilawyer]

Hi. Nice setup. Is there anyway to make it so that only Doctor Who entries on people's accounts or other blogs/sites show up instead of everything they post? Also, if I'm understanding this right, the only way to use it is to specifically go to this account's reading list --- am I missing something that would make it easier to use (i.e., have the information magically appear before me without it all scrolling past all of it on my reading list)? Off to unsubscribe to stuff to clean up my own account now. Thanks!

[miss_s_b]

On a paid account you can filter by tag but not on a free one; I just have the reading Page bookmarked and then set the whole thing up in tabs on firefox.

So tab one is the post entry Page, and then tab 2 is the reading Page, and then I right click to open each thing that needs to be linked in a new tab, then I can check urls and titles and things. When I've coded the link I close the tab; this way if I get interrupted I can just leave it and come back to it any time.

[evilawyer]

Ah, the benefits of paying money. Definitely not worth it, though. Hopefully, people will tag stuff "doctor who" on fandom entries so that looking straight to the tags will be a feasible methodology. What will get missed will simply get missed, though; such things happen.

Same compilation process I use when I have to copy urls for the newsletter and other stuff I work on, then. Tried and true methods are the best.

[miss_s_b]

lol yeah I look at tags first then for people with idiosyncratic tagging methods I'll look more closely.

[selenay]

As I'm no longer cross posting to LJ and I do try to chat about Doctor Who when it'sn, I should probably sign up to be on this thing,

[miss_s_b]

Cool cool

[strange_complex]

Hello, I would like to be on the watch-list please. I don't post about Who super-regularly these days, but I'm always wanting to (and sometimes succeeding!). All my Who-related posts are public, so as long as this account can see them, I'm happy for them to be linked and shared.

[miss_s_b]

YAY! I shall add you forthwith.

And it's done :)

[paynesgrey]

Hi, I was hoping my community who_contest could be added to the list. It's the mirror site for the one on LJ, but we are open to DW users to vote and contribute too. We update rather regularly. Thanks.

[miss_s_b]

No probs :)

And it's done :)

[paynesgrey]

Thank you!

[miss_s_b]

Tis a pleasure :)

[muccamukk]

I'd be happy to be on the watch list.

[miss_s_b]

Then I shall put you on it :)

And it's done :)

[glory_jean]

I'm trying to post about fandom stuff again and I miss the community on LJ, so sign me up. :)

[miss_s_b]

Will do :)