From the new pop-up agreement:

ATTENTION: this translation of the User Agreement is not a legally binding document.

So there you go. I've agreed to your non-legally-binding agreement and will not be deleting my account (though I won't be using it any more...) and you can't do anything against me based on your own words. And by the way, I have a ( Read more... )

Here's a great article. And unlike reading LJ, it probably won't give you migraines or make you go half blind...

The Demise of a Social Media Platform

Also check out this entry from azurelunatic

I think all of my posts, from now on, will be posted on DW first and then crossposted here. OMG, FUGLY ( Read more... )

I'm so overwhelmed by the last 6 months of LJ fuckups that I can't even work on the aggregated post of what they've messed up. It's just too much ( Read more... )

Recently, I realized that unlike in 2006, 2007, and 2008, I had neglected to do any kind of PSA/Alert/just plain keeping track post of LJ's latest blunders. Part of this is because work has been so crazy the last year or so that I just haven't had the time or the brain to put it together. But, after rereading the messes of the previous blunders, I ( Read more... )

Dreamwidth "New-by-day" stats for the month of December (for anyone not aware, Release 88 went live early 12/21/2011, and Dreamwidth opened up free account creation without an invite code 12/16/2011 ( Read more... )

I'm linking to a friend's post this time -- I don't have the energy or time to sort through everything, and her post is very informative and has a bunch of stuff I hadn't seen before ( Read more... )

http://community.livejournal.com/lj_2008/3846.html

Well, it actually is an apology about the basic accounts. However, it doesn't address the interest censoring. Nor is there any admission or explanation of how that happened or why that happened ( Read more... )

Um. Yeah. Apparently the heads of LJ, Inc. or whoever they are now/SUP either didn't learn the lesson 6A did about talking to the media/news before answering their angry users, or 6A decided not to tell them and let them find out on their own the next time someone screwed up.

You see, there's this article on Firefox News over hereYay ( Read more... )

So. Re: my last post, it appears that the filter has been removed (changelog post here: http://community.livejournal.com/changelog/6283445.html), but so far we haven't seen an explanation or an apology. All of this stuff is from before the removal ( Read more... )