It's actually working! (I think)

[singindemonhq]

Well, I finally got the computer-charms that were liberated from the Initiative base installed onto the computer. They crashed the whole thing! Maybe the soldier-boys booby-trapped them? (I'm told I'll have to do some reinstalling too, can't imagine how that will work out. Machines are not my skill.) Anyway, if Live-Journal doesn't eat this entry I guess I finally started.

I just hope the Crew are still speaking to me, because I didn't get into whatever they were planning with Cole and Phoebe. Makes sense not to take on The Source anyway, but I hope they'll understand, we've all got our limits and we've all got our rules -

In all the eons this world has revolved,
Justice Demons stayed uninvolved,
I can stay and watch,
I can go from here,
but they ought to know,
I can't interfere.

I can influence the clients' voices,
but they sing like they act,
of their own free choices.
They can choose to cower.
They can take a stand.
If they're drawn to fire
I won't lift a hand.
In all the eons
this world has revolved,
Justice Demons stayed uninvolved.

(But I'm going to have to recheck with that Wiccan about how to work the other charm before writing much more!)

Comments

[fair-witness.livejournal.com]

Well, a mailing list would be very private ... finding a home for it could be problematic, but there's always something like Yahoo Groups. The big question could be how willing people are to sign up for Yet More E-mail.

I don't know enough about LJ communities to make a case for them, pro or con. If it could be kept members-only (as I seem to recall is possible) then that would solve the privacy issue.

[singindemonhq.livejournal.com]

I'll go with either but I think a mailing list might be easier for someone like me. I'm not what you'd call computer-bright.