Thread: Private DJ

How do you make a DJ that's not viewable to the public? I want a place to store my dreams online but where others can't see them. Thank you.

I'd suggest making a blog on any site.

Try blogspot.com

The whole point of online dream journals is that others can read your entries.

Oh, so there's no way to do that on this site? I wanted it online so I could access it from any computer, but I don't want other people seeing names, etc.

I'm not sure, I'd send a PM to a moderator or a dream guide. They'll probably know if there's a way to do it.

As for names, I always use abbreviations.

You could just use Google documents. Quick, easy, accessible from any computer, and private if you so choose.

You can always use the waking journal. I believe the only people who can see those entries are admins on up.

Originally Posted by Akono

You can always use the waking journal. I believe the only people who can see those entries are admins on up.

Thanks, this is perfect! This was exactly what I was looking for. Now I can have my entries in there and just edit out the names for my public one. (Why do all my DCs have to be people I know in real life? "lol")

This way, I'll have a backup in case I forget who the abbreivations refer to (which, knowing me, I probably will )!

Okay, another n00b question: how do you change the title of your public DJ?

Originally Posted by GMoney

Okay, another n00b question: how do you change the title of your public DJ?

Dream journals > DJ settings. Can't miss it.

I just downloaded Banhurt's DJ software, which is a good tool to use too. It's private and lets you differentiate between lucid dreams and regular dreams.

Another n00b question: how do you find who thanked you and for which one of your posts? It says under my name that I've been thanked, but I can't find the post in which I was thanked or who thanked me. Should I have received an alert or something?