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My Opinion (and only mine) on recent LJ-ness

May 31, 2007 08:41

I don't f-lock stories.  Period.  If LJ reaches a point where I must or face deletion, I'll simply put up a note that I've gone elsewhere.

I refuse to get paranoid about my stories, even if there's a reason to be.  I refuse to get defensive and scared.  Once you start fretting about these things, you're well on the road to self-censorship.  If they ( Read more... )

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schala_kid May 31 2007, 04:10:07 UTC
I must admit I did get a little worried (got more informed about this thanks to a person in my f-list and fandom wank). Besides if this turns into something ugly there are always other blogspots.

From what I am seeing they only been targeting journals and communities related to sexual acts with minors, rape, and words ending with -cest.

So far the slash communities that don't have those kind of things for tags are going as usual.

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jij May 31 2007, 13:58:09 UTC
From what I am seeing they only been targeting journals and communities related to sexual acts with minors, rape, and words ending with -cest.

I know people frame this as "They'll come for us next," but I'm dubious about that. I'm keeping a sharp eye on it, but...I think it will blow over. I hope!

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bradygirl_12 May 31 2007, 16:34:12 UTC
Even though it was kind of a lame-o apology, SixApart *finally* addressed the peons, um, users. I think they realized their bottom line was going to drop a *lot* if they didn't start making amends. As it is they've lost a lot of people who will never trust them again.

Me? I don't never trust nobody in the corporate world! ;) But that's why I back things up and if I migrated somewhere else, something else would happen. As long as my peeps are here, I'm stayin'! :)

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jij June 1 2007, 00:51:29 UTC
I think they realized their bottom line was going to drop a *lot* if they didn't start making amends. As it is they've lost a lot of people who will never trust them again.

Yeah, my paid account runs out on Monday and I was probably not going to renew (though God, losing all those icons!) They've convinced me it's okay for now, but I'll be cautious. They've probably really tanked their permaccount sales now, and once they realized this was going to cost them money they started to back down--not from idealism, but from pragmatism, the only way to get at a large corporation. :)

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bradygirl_12 June 1 2007, 02:16:18 UTC
Absolutely! Hit 'em in the pocketbook and they'll back down every time ( ... )

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