When
I first started my journal I knew what I liked to read in
other journals but didn't know what I wanted in my own. Finding Tracings
I Like It When
You Do That is what put focus into my project. She also keeps a list
of other peoples journal entries
that move her.
In
case you have any other questions about keeping journals online or on paper,
step on over to the page put together by Diane of The
Paperwork. Entitled "The
Secret Diary" This page contains information on the legal status
of your journal, journal references online, books to read, tips, and more.
Diane also put up the page called "Why Web Journals Suck". This is a good place to start if you are thinking about putting a journal online or would like to check out some good tips. She gives her opinions on why you might not want to keep a journal, where to begin, and what she thinks typifies a good journal including comments on content and design.
Then
we have a non-journalers outlook on people who keep online journals. "Think
Digital" by Margie Borschke
Julie
Peterson has this
theory about journals online.
Still
looking for something? Try joining the mailing lists for journalers.
Diary-L was started by Ophelia who also started the webring 