It´s not crossposting, but...

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My daughter is hard on my heels when it comes to my activities on Livejournal. Last time she used my PC to do a paper for school ( now who wants to do a paper on a laptop wih its outrageous keyboard?) she openly complained about me using British English for Word documents. "You don´t write fanfiction, do you?" she asked. "Nope!" I lied. Not that I would do the unthinkable this often, because  I use writing fanfics for alleviation of tension, while writing books is work, tersely said, if you are a professional writer, and might lead to stress, if you have a writer´s block. Or a deadline. Or both. But I did never post my fanfics save in my fic journal, until a week ago, when I posted to a community for the first time, unfortunately using my main journal, because the other one was not affiliated to said community- and found my fic on Facebook, my Livejournal username leaping out at me. I had not even known there was a community on Facebook, sheer luck, or rather the opposite of it, led me to that page! Now I have to exercise extreme caution when it comes to posting, because I´m not sure if my daughter reads the entries of the community on facebook. On the other hand she does not have a Facebook account of her own, because she does not like to "go public". I only wrote this entry to prompt others to revive community life, now look what I got! I´ll have to reread the profile page of the community, if there´s a pointer to the Facebook site!

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Nachdem fast alle, bei denen ich Mitglied war, das Zeitliche gesegnet haben, wirst du dir nicht schwer tun, das herauszufinden. Und einen Hinweis auf die Facebook-Community gibt es gar nicht. Rein durch Zufall hab ich das herausgefunden, weil die Adresse beim Googeln aufgetaucht ist.