User info page display

[karen2205]

I created some RSS feeds at the weekend and have taken my friends' list to over 500 (including people, communities & RSS feeds), which means it doesn't display nicely (http://karen2205.livejournal.com/profile). I wouldn't mind the contracted display on the user info page if one of the links led through to a text only page showing 'friends', 'communities' and 'feeds' separately, rather than going to a search page that interweaves all three types together and shows bloody userpics.

I may do some defriending to get back down under 500, if there isn't another way to have a nicely displaying user info.

Edit - I have now 'de-friended' all deleted journals/communities. This takes my total to 499, which displays nicely. Not sure what I'm going to do next though. I like my principle of virtually never 'de-friending' anyone; I see my friends list as a list of people I'm comfortable allowing to read my friends' locked entries, which is a relatively wide group of people. [Note, I realise this isn't how other people use their friends' list, this is just my way of doing things]. The list of communities/RSS feeds I might be able to edit a little; I use it to locate communities so I don't have to go hunting for them. Maybe there's a better bookmarking system I could use.

Comments

[aldabra]

Make a new user-id, karen2205_bookmarks, and add things you're not actually reading to that instead?

[karen2205]

Yep - that was exactly what I did and has now fixed the problem nicely. Thank you!

[frodomorris.livejournal.com]

del.ico.us perhaps?

[karen2205]

I've heard of that, but never worked out what it is or how to use it. *wanders off to investigate*

[funky-firelord.livejournal.com]

I must admit I don't know how you do it karen, I don't even keep up with the 30 odd people on my F-list :-)
Let alone a total of 500 :-)
Firelord

[karen2205]

I don't actually read everything!

I have a default view that I routinely read and an 'adult' filter [comprising people who post rude stuff without LJ cuts] that I read from home. The rest I dip into occasionally, when I've got some time.