Yeah, and it's because the people you care about seeing it and responding to it are likely the ones going to do so. It feels more like a conversation than just shouting something into the void, like Tumblr, Twitter, etc. do. And it doesn't have Facebook's malicious algorithms trying to drive advertising or foment discord.

So many times lately, I have been in discussions on Twitter that started with someone saying "I miss the internet from 10 years ago. What happened? How can we get back to that?" And I chime in with "So do I...and Dreamwidth is still here."