That's an unusual response... unless you're publishing content and not looking at anyone else's and never commenting (which clearly you're not) then how can you deny that it's social networking?
It's not primarily social networking in the same way as bebo/facebook/myspace/friendster: you might as well describe blogger or indeed diaryland as such.
No, blogger doesn't present you with a long list of all the stuff your mates just said. The networking is definitely there on LJ. I don't know anything about diaryland. The fact that the controversial naming of the "friends list" is so, points directly at how it was meant to be all about keeping up with your friends from the outset. LJ was a social networking site before the term was even coined.
Good point! I think I've always just associated that term with MySpace and Facebook and I use LiveJournal in a different way to those two - I tend to add mostly strangers on LJ.
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I couldn't get LJ Archive to work for me when I tried it, thanks so much for the link!
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