inbox subscription limit
2009-05-02 12:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
reeDay #2 of this Dreamwidth account, and already something sticks in my craw.
Evidently I am only allowed to have 25 inbox subscriptions. I'm used to that limit on LJ, but Dreamwidth says I am to have only 25 subscriptions including inactive ones. My usual MO for keeping within the LJ limit is to deactivate subs temporarily and return to them later. I cannot do this here at DW.
I am not alert enough to figure out which things I am tracking that I do not want to be tracking, or how I should make sure that I come back to those things later. On LJ, I would just deactivate them and later scan my subs for inactive items. Simple. Simplicity is not working for me here.
I... guess I should just bookmark stuff in my browser, and try to remember to check that every so often? Funny, I thought creating an account here would let me turn my Dreamwidth bookmarks into additions to my site reading list and such, only to find myself re-creating a "Dreamwidth" bookmarks folder and shoving things into it.
Aaand it won't let me post while keeping my !sticky entry future-dated, to keep it on top. Awesome and awesome-er.
EDIT: I have a solution. I chose not to give a flying chestnut about any of them. Delete. Presto, instant room for new crap.
EDIT, Jr: Editing sticky-entry to restore future-dating now works. May have been a momentary glitch; the Dreamwidth staff look really quick to fix these things. Neat!
Evidently I am only allowed to have 25 inbox subscriptions. I'm used to that limit on LJ, but Dreamwidth says I am to have only 25 subscriptions including inactive ones. My usual MO for keeping within the LJ limit is to deactivate subs temporarily and return to them later. I cannot do this here at DW.
I am not alert enough to figure out which things I am tracking that I do not want to be tracking, or how I should make sure that I come back to those things later. On LJ, I would just deactivate them and later scan my subs for inactive items. Simple. Simplicity is not working for me here.
I... guess I should just bookmark stuff in my browser, and try to remember to check that every so often? Funny, I thought creating an account here would let me turn my Dreamwidth bookmarks into additions to my site reading list and such, only to find myself re-creating a "Dreamwidth" bookmarks folder and shoving things into it.
Aaand it won't let me post while keeping my !sticky entry future-dated, to keep it on top. Awesome and awesome-er.
EDIT: I have a solution. I chose not to give a flying chestnut about any of them. Delete. Presto, instant room for new crap.
EDIT, Jr: Editing sticky-entry to restore future-dating now works. May have been a momentary glitch; the Dreamwidth staff look really quick to fix these things. Neat!
