Is LJ Dying?
Just randomly poking my head in some people's blogs, and read Sara said that she heard LiveJournal is gonna go kaput? So I got curious and found:
( The Russian Bear Slashes a Social Network )
and
( LiveJournal Restructuring: Not As Bad As Reported? )
Spotted in the first link:
The quirky site, part blog and part social network, is best known for its users' weird obsessions - like the troublesome clique of Harry Potter erotica writers, whose outré tastes ran afoul of LiveJournal's efforts to comply with U.S. child-pornography laws.
LOL.
Well, it seems that LiveJournal really is in some degree of trouble (most probably financial-related) at this moment :( Personally, I'll be sad if it dies, because I do really like it here in LJ, but I don't think my life will be over and I'll kill myself when it does. Although I probably can't say the same to a lot other LJ users who have years and years and years and years and years and years and years of life and memories chronicled here in LJ. Although I think it's highly unlikely that LJ will really go six feet under, I suggest they start backing up... you know, just in case?
( The Russian Bear Slashes a Social Network )
and
( LiveJournal Restructuring: Not As Bad As Reported? )
Spotted in the first link:
The quirky site, part blog and part social network, is best known for its users' weird obsessions - like the troublesome clique of Harry Potter erotica writers, whose outré tastes ran afoul of LiveJournal's efforts to comply with U.S. child-pornography laws.
LOL.
Well, it seems that LiveJournal really is in some degree of trouble (most probably financial-related) at this moment :( Personally, I'll be sad if it dies, because I do really like it here in LJ, but I don't think my life will be over and I'll kill myself when it does. Although I probably can't say the same to a lot other LJ users who have years and years and years and years and years and years and years of life and memories chronicled here in LJ. Although I think it's highly unlikely that LJ will really go six feet under, I suggest they start backing up... you know, just in case?