Gallimaufry

[neadods]

ETA: Can anyone explain, in very simple words, how I get my comments to thread again? It's disconcerting that they're all at the same level. I have no idea what I switched off or on; they used to thread.

Meme making the rounds: Name three fics you think I will never, ever, ever write. In return, I will attempt to write a snippet of one of them.


The inevitable pairing - if Donna kept investigating weird stories, and we already know that Sarah Jane investigates weird stories: Donna Noble Investigates

(There is what has all the earmarks of a fabulous fic starting at dark_aegis' place, but I'm not going to rec until it's finished.)

What I love about the YouTube era is that it gives people who weren't at cons more than just words to go by. I've had a taste of the Rift con, and now can pass on a general overview of M*W (with lots of shots of door decorations) and one of the reasons why the art auction is worth going to even if you're not bidding.

Comments

[isabeau.livejournal.com]

Your journal's threading for me ... I think your style uses an image (http://p-stat.livejournal.com/palimg/component/clear.gif) to indent comments, so if they're all showing flat, maybe check to make sure you haven't blocked that image accidentally? (I've seen it happen with adblock-type things.) ...also, this is unlikely, but check the URL for view=flat (and if it's there, remove it)

[iko.livejournal.com]

This journal threads for me as well, when I look at it in her default style. (In my default style, I've got a little widget above the comments area that allows me to click it and the screen refreshes with it flat and a new button comes up that allows me to return it to "tree format", but that is in *my style* and I don't see that functionality in hers.)

[neadods.livejournal.com]

Maybe I need a new style? It's been a while, but I'm comfortable with this one. Except for the threading, which seems to work for everyone *but* me!

[owl]

Threading for me, too.