This is why I almost always (as in, unless I forget) label my cut-tags, and try to make the labels meaningful.
I cut for graphics, because not everyone is on a fast connection (I don't think I've yet posted anything not safe for work); the gym details, because only a few people ever want to look at those; and once in a rare while because something might hit a squick or TMI reaction.
Doh! Right, graphics. I knew I was leaving something out. Both for file size versus slow connections, and for image width which can cause all of one's friends page to require horizontal scrolling to read.
*nod* TMI, squick-triggers, routine info only a few people are likely to be all that interested in ... these all seem like reasonable uses for cuts, yes. Also well within the way cuts actually work, except for the possibility of someone wanting to reply to an entry without seeing what's behind a squicky cut.
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I cut for graphics, because not everyone is on a fast connection (I don't think I've yet posted anything not safe for work); the gym details, because only a few people ever want to look at those; and once in a rare while because something might hit a squick or TMI reaction.
And rarely for length.
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*nod* TMI, squick-triggers, routine info only a few people are likely to be all that interested in ... these all seem like reasonable uses for cuts, yes. Also well within the way cuts actually work, except for the possibility of someone wanting to reply to an entry without seeing what's behind a squicky cut.