Dreamwidth Terminology Poll

[jeshyr]

[Thank you, got enough answers now!]

Poll for anybody who keeps their own Dreamwidth journal...

This is not a test you can fail! This is to check how well Dreamwidth explains it's own terminology so it's a test of Dreamwidth and not a test of you. Please answer without reading the comments or looking anything up - I need to know what comes to mind first.

You can answer any way you want - use a web address or say what menu you use to find it or define the word or anything else. I'm the only one who can see the answers:

[Edited to add: "I don't know!" is a perfectly valid answer too!!]

Poll #7935 DW Terminology

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: Just the Poll Creator, participants: 33

On Dreamwidth, what does "Reading Page" mean and/or where would you find yours?

On Dreamwidth, what does "Reading List" mean and/or where would you find yours?

Feel free to elaborate in comments.

Comments

[cxcvi]

Does "via a bookmark I created in a bookmark folder that I open with each new Firefox session" count? Wasn't sure you were looking for that sort of answer here, though. :-)

[jeshyr]

Totally! I just wanted to get an idea of how people remember so any sort of answer is good :)

[casspeach]

Oops, forgot to answer the how I find them thing. I have my reading page as the go to page when I click on my dw bookmark on any device, but I can find it from a tab at the top of the page.

I think I would find the other through my profile page, maybe?

[pauamma]

(My personal definitions, not necessarily official, yadda yadda)

[jeshyr]

You probably came closest to official FWIW. Colour me unsurprised :)

[pauamma]

/me reaches for a spraypaint can and turns to you. Hold still, this won't hurt a bit.

[jesse_the_k]

I was totally hornswoggled. But it's late, so my data point should be binned.

The "droll" button on my browser goes to http://www.dreamwidth.org/mobile/read

[jeshyr]

It's OK, I have enough to see a clear pattern about which one is more widely understood!

Now I wish I'd put "subscription list" into the query too, though :/