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imported>Schnitzel: /* A Comparison */

2016-11-25T23:13:28Z

A Comparison

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	===A Comparison===		===A Comparison===
	There are advantages and disadvantages to both. Your IRL journal will never be famous, and you will never become an [[Internet celebrity]] thanks to an IRL journal (Unless, that is, you have a really good public relations agent, like [[Anne Frank]]. However, you can write anything you want in your IRL journal without getting in trouble (except for that [[Pedophile]] that got tossed in prison for writing about ~~child~~ [[pornography]]), whereas OL journal sites often have [[TOS\|Terms of Service]] which you must abide by.		There are advantages and disadvantages to both. Your IRL journal will never be famous, and you will never become an [[Internet celebrity]] thanks to an IRL journal (Unless, that is, you have a really good public relations agent, like [[Anne Frank]]. However, you can write anything you want in your IRL journal without getting in trouble (except for that [[Pedophile]] that got tossed in prison for writing about [[child pornography]]), whereas OL journal sites often have [[TOS\|Terms of Service]] which you must abide by.

	Both IRL and OL journals have "Me" as the primary subject. Creative diarists will sometimes veer into related topics, like "What do you think of me?" and "Here's what me thinks of [[you]]." [[Meme]]s and personality-analyzing quizzes are eternally popular entries in [[journal]]s because they allow the author a new way of looking at himself, sometimes with pie charts. Pathological egomaniacs use "I" and "me" about four times per sentence, while [[16-year-old girl]]s and leather-clad submissives will always use a lower case "i" or even speak about themselves in the third person -- though their journals are no less self-centered for it.		Both IRL and OL journals have "Me" as the primary subject. Creative diarists will sometimes veer into related topics, like "What do you think of me?" and "Here's what me thinks of [[you]]." [[Meme]]s and personality-analyzing quizzes are eternally popular entries in [[journal]]s because they allow the author a new way of looking at himself, sometimes with pie charts. Pathological egomaniacs use "I" and "me" about four times per sentence, while [[16-year-old girl]]s and leather-clad submissives will always use a lower case "i" or even speak about themselves in the third person -- though their journals are no less self-centered for it.


	===Fictional Journals ===		===Fictional Journals ===

imported>Schnitzel: /* OL journals */

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OL journals

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	===OL journals===		===OL journals===
	[[Image:Ss-ljuser.jpg\|thumb\|Example of an OL journal]]		[[Image:Ss-ljuser.jpg\|thumb\|Example of an OL journal]]
	On-line journals are typically open to the public, although some journal sites give you the option to hide specific entries (or the entire journal) from unauthorized users. [[LiveJournal]] calls this feature making entries "[[friends only]]", and making your journal "friends only" is a popular way to avoid [[troll]]s. But since [[me\|you]] are an insatiable [[Attention whore\|comment whore]] and have no friends anyways, this is kind of redundant.		On-line journals are typically open to the public, although some journal sites give you the option to hide specific entries (or the entire journal) from unauthorized users. [[LiveJournal]] calls this feature making entries "[[friends only]]", and making your journal "friends only" is a popular way to avoid [[troll]]s. But since [[me\|you]] are an insatiable [[Attention whore\|comment whore]] and have no friends anyways, this is kind of [[redundant]].

	===A Comparison===		===A Comparison===

imported>Schnitzel: /* IRL journals */

2016-11-25T23:04:22Z

IRL journals

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	===IRL journals===		===IRL journals===
	[[Image:Ddbook1_cover_large.jpg\|thumb\|<s>Example of a published IRL journal</s> Emo poetry book]]		[[Image:Ddbook1_cover_large.jpg\|thumb\|<s>Example of a published IRL journal</s> Emo poetry book]]
	IRL journals can usually be found under beds or deep inside a [[Boobs\|chest]] of drawers, next to the vibrator, or hidden under a playboy magazine in your teacher's desk. They are ~~normally~~ hand-written rather than typed. You normally have to date a [[16 year old girls\|girl]] for a couple of months before she will offer you a chance to read her [[IRL]] journal. [[You]] should refuse unless she will not [[anal sex\|have sex]] with you until you do.		IRL journals can usually be found under beds or deep inside a [[Boobs\|chest]] of drawers, next to the vibrator, or hidden under a playboy magazine in your teacher's desk. They are usually hand-written rather than typed. You normally have to date a [[16 year old girls\|girl]] for a couple of months before she will offer you a chance to read her [[IRL]] journal. [[You]] should refuse unless she will not [[anal sex\|have sex]] with you until you do.

	===OL journals===		===OL journals===

imported>MegaManly: Added a link to the first instance of Anne Frank. Also added an Anne Frank link to "see also". However, i kept "the diary of anne frank" linking to "time cube" because that's funny.

2016-11-19T13:01:54Z

Added a link to the first instance of Anne Frank. Also added an Anne Frank link to "see also". However, i kept "the diary of anne frank" linking to "time cube" because that's funny.

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	===A Comparison===		===A Comparison===
	There are advantages and disadvantages to both. Your IRL journal will never be famous, and you will never become an [[Internet celebrity]] thanks to an IRL journal (Unless, that is, you have a really good public relations agent, like Anne Frank. However, you can write anything you want in your IRL journal without getting in trouble (except for that [[Pedophile]] that got tossed in prison for writing about child [[pornography]]), whereas OL journal sites often have [[TOS\|Terms of Service]] which you must abide by.		There are advantages and disadvantages to both. Your IRL journal will never be famous, and you will never become an [[Internet celebrity]] thanks to an IRL journal (Unless, that is, you have a really good public relations agent, like [[Anne Frank]]. However, you can write anything you want in your IRL journal without getting in trouble (except for that [[Pedophile]] that got tossed in prison for writing about child [[pornography]]), whereas OL journal sites often have [[TOS\|Terms of Service]] which you must abide by.

	Both IRL and OL journals have "Me" as the primary subject. Creative diarists will sometimes veer into related topics, like "What do you think of me?" and "Here's what me thinks of [[you]]." [[Meme]]s and personality-analyzing quizzes are eternally popular entries in [[journal]]s because they allow the author a new way of looking at himself, sometimes with pie charts. Pathological egomaniacs use "I" and "me" about four times per sentence, while [[16-year-old girl]]s and leather-clad submissives will always use a lower case "i" or even speak about themselves in the third person -- though their journals are no less self-centered for it.		Both IRL and OL journals have "Me" as the primary subject. Creative diarists will sometimes veer into related topics, like "What do you think of me?" and "Here's what me thinks of [[you]]." [[Meme]]s and personality-analyzing quizzes are eternally popular entries in [[journal]]s because they allow the author a new way of looking at himself, sometimes with pie charts. Pathological egomaniacs use "I" and "me" about four times per sentence, while [[16-year-old girl]]s and leather-clad submissives will always use a lower case "i" or even speak about themselves in the third person -- though their journals are no less self-centered for it.
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Blog]]		* [[Blog]]
			* [[Anne Frank]]

	==External Links==		==External Links==

imported>MegaManly: removed the striked "cuz" at the beginning.

2016-11-19T12:53:41Z

removed the striked "cuz" at the beginning.

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	A '''journal''' (manly word for diary) is "A personal record of occurrences, experiences, and reflections kept on a regular basis; a diary."[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=journal] An '''on-line''' journal (as opposed to an [[IRL]] journal) is the same thing, only it is kept on-line, and is usually open to the public. IRL journals are traditionally private. Many people keep an OL journal and a separate IRL journal. Males should never admit to keeping and maintaining a journal ~~<s>cuz</s>~~ because your friends will think you're some kinda fag.		A '''journal''' (manly word for diary) is "A personal record of occurrences, experiences, and reflections kept on a regular basis; a diary."[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=journal] An '''on-line''' journal (as opposed to an [[IRL]] journal) is the same thing, only it is kept on-line, and is usually open to the public. IRL journals are traditionally private. Many people keep an OL journal and a separate IRL journal. Males should never admit to keeping and maintaining a journal because your friends will think you're some kinda fag.

	==Types of journals==		==Types of journals==

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	A '''journal''' (manly word for diary) is "A personal record of occurrences, experiences, and reflections kept on a regular basis; a diary."[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=journal] An '''on-line''' journal (as opposed to an [[IRL]] journal) is the same thing, only it is kept on-line, and is usually open to the public. IRL journals are traditionally private. Many people keep an OL journal and a separate IRL journal. Males should never admit to keeping and maintaining a journal <s>cuz</s> because your friends will think you're some kinda fag.		A '''journal''' (manly word for diary) is "A personal record of occurrences, experiences, and reflections kept on a regular basis; a diary."[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=journal] An '''on-line''' journal (as opposed to an [[IRL]] journal) is the same thing, only it is kept on-line, and is usually open to the public. IRL journals are traditionally private. Many people keep an OL journal and a separate IRL journal. Males should never admit to keeping and maintaining a journal <s>cuz</s> because your friends will think you're some kinda fag.

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	* [[LiveJournal]] ([http://www.livejournal.com/random.bml view random journal])		* [[LiveJournal]] ([http://www.livejournal.com/random.bml view random journal])
	* [[MovableType]]		* [[MovableType]]
	* [[MySpace]]
	* pMachine		* pMachine
	* [[Social_journal\|Social Journal]] (now mercifully [[dead]])		* [[Social_journal\|Social Journal]] (now mercifully [[dead]])
			* [[tumblr]]
	* WordPress		* WordPress
	* [[Xanga]]		* [[Xanga]]

imported>Mu.ollin: Reverted edits by H64 (talk) to last revision by Unknown

2011-11-13T01:15:50Z

Reverted edits by H64 (talk) to last revision by Unknown

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	* [http://www.ajy.net/jmb/blogphenomenon.htm The Blogging Phenomenon: An Overview and Theoretical Consideration]		* [http://www.ajy.net/jmb/blogphenomenon.htm The Blogging Phenomenon: An Overview and Theoretical Consideration]

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