LJ Etiquette

[evildrem]

Okay my darlings, I have a question of etiquette for you. I apologise if this questions seems a little opaque but I know some of you who read this in RL and I'm trying to be tactful..

If you read something in an LJ of another person which happens to be about a friend of yours and which you think is:
a) derogatory and unfair and;
b) is not factually correct;

would it be okay to tell the friend about whom the comment has been made, about the post?

Both the owner of the LJ and the friend mentioned in the LJ post are people I know in RL.

I should also add that the person who owns the LJ and who has made the comment thinks I hate them and complained when I friended their LJ. I de-friended but I do still read their LJ because it has a kind of train-wreck fascination. For the record I don't actually hate them, I just find them somewhat delusional and there is a bit of a personality clash.

Normally I'd ignore this type of thing but the comments made are particularly unfair in this case and I'm irritated but wary of causing even more trouble.

Any comments, suggestions or thoughts welcome.

[Sub-question: Am I bad person for reading the public LJ of someone who asked me to de-friend them?]

Comments

*looks quizzical*

[evildrem.livejournal.com]

How do you know The Lodger? *grins* He knows *everyone* so I apologise if we have been intro'd and I can't remember you. What's your name?

There is no need for you to feel guilty about reading my LJ. None of its particularly personal, its mainly fandom related stuff. I suspect its possibly quite boring :)

Re: *looks quizzical*

[squirmelia.livejournal.com]

Yeah, he does indeed know everyone! He still won't tell me what his LJ is called (that apparently only has one entry in it). Tch.

My real name is Jodi. Some photos of me can be found here (http://squirmelia.fotopic.net/c31414.html). :)