Originally Posted by Trollheart

See, this is the kind of thing I mean. So much has been written so well and is now all but forgotten. I mean, to hell with mine, though thanks for the compliment: I'm here and can choose to resurrect any old ones I like, such as the Classic Albums one and Bitesize, and I am working on others. But those who have put so much into their journals and then, for various reasons, left them, are having their work lost in the miasma of often sub-standard (though not always) and unattended journals, or those on which their authors have given up.

I'm not sure about the sticky. Good idea, but again I think it might possibly be seen as a little presumptuous by the owners, should they still be here or come back. There may be a good reason such journals have been dropped, and it would probably be unfair and even slightly arrogant to decide they should be, well, forced back into the limelight. Which is, again, why I abandoned the idea of posting in them to raise them to page one. This way, anyone can read them, but they don't necessarily get highlighted against, possibly, the authors' wishes. Of course, if those authors are around and agreed to such an arrangement, cool. But I don't think we should do it without at least their input, if not their agreement or permission.