Steepsterites on Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, Facebook Updated: 10-2-12

I tried to find you on LoveIt, but http://loveit.com/Lynxie returns an error. I’m at http://loveit.com/bleepnik, but almost all my stuff is over on Pinterest. I like LoveIt better but find such sites to be more useful/fun for me if I go where my friends are, and none of my people has even heard of LoveIt. =\ So after a brief fling with LoveIt, I’m back at Pinterest.

I couldn’t figure out how to llink my profile from LoveIt to here. (I mean address wise.) Very frustrating.)

Hah! figured it out! http://loveit.com/lynxie_dove I forgot I had added another name on there.

You are followed, sir.

Actually, we cannot find you? Are you private?

What happened when you clicked darky’s link, Hugo Tea? Maybe there was a temporary glitch or something, because it’s working fine for me as of a minute ago.

I am there, but I also am not sure how to follow non-Facebook friends (I just sent them some feedback on their forced Facebookiness).

https://read.rifflebooks.com/profile/124284

Do you see a follow button there anywhere? (I sent them feedback about this whole following process, too, and how unintuitive and not hassle-free it is).

It’s blocked at work, will check when I get home – hopefully I can work it! : ) It definitely needs work but it has potential, I think.

I don’t think I get it, but I’m certainly willing to check it out and give it a chance. It would have to be way better than Goodreads for me to stick with it long-term, though, I think.

Part of my problem is that reading is a solitary activity for me (obviously). I keep a book journal that I record for myself a summary and what I thought of the book, but nothing electronic. While I have a goodreads account, I never use it. Actually, I might not even really know how. :)

I am the same way. I am not active in any groups or book clubs or whatever, so it’s just me. But I use Goodreads as my book journal. So same thing, just digital. I like that I can call my notes/reading history up so easily, look stuff up, easily add books to a “to read” shelf, etc. I also like that if I want, I can share what I’m reading with my friends, suggest a book to a particular friend, etc. If I were doing everything offline and then wanted to take advantage of any of the site’s features, migrating the information over would be a pain in the butt. This way, it’s already there, and I can get fancy with it if I want to.

I added you :D