Today I'm a Dame!

I blogged at The Deadline Dames today, about the difference between writing novels and writing short fiction. To find out what short fiction I'm writing at the moment, head over and check it out!

In other news, this past week I deleted my MySpace account, after notifying all my "friends" about where they could go to keep up with me instead. Sorry MySpace users, but (for me at least) that forum was dead. No one's ever there.

I also tried to switch from a Facebook personal profile (which limits the number of friends I can have and lets people post those stupid games and polls on my wall) to a "page." I was under the impression that I'd have better control with a page. But so far, I have not found that to be the case. In fact, I kind of want to make this "page" a character in a book, so I can find some new, horrible way to kill it.

The problem is this: I can't delete my personal profile without losing the page. So now, instead of having one neat, orderly home on Facebook, I actually have two. And I can't get the 3rd party html apps to work on either of them.

Grrr. Facebook, I AM NOT PLEASED!

Blogger and Twitter remain my online forums of choice, because of the ease of use. Twitter is fast and short, and Blogger lets me use html and post whatever I want on my sidebar. Which LJ won't let me do, even with a paid account.

I'm still pleased with Formspring, except for the complete lack of archiving structure that the ability to tag (or categorize) questions would provide.

So what about you guys? Where do you hang out online? Am I missing something completely awesome and easy to use?

Yeah, I didn't think so. ;-)