Sponsored communities are now in the main Spotlight box. They used to be in their own box, marked as sponsored. Now, only the userinfo icon serves to notify the viewer of the paid placement--a distinction that new LJ users won't pick up. This makes the
Nixing Sponsored Communities script obsolete, but this
Sponsored Spotlight Nix CSS can serve
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@-moz-document domain("livejournal.com") {
.sponsored-users { display: none !important; }
And it also works on the logged-out homepage.
Even more bad (?) news:
http://community.livejournal.com/changelog/4854688.html (I suspect this will be for SUP users but...)
http://community.livejournal.com/changelog/4853119.html
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I wonder about that Getting Started widget. I haven't managed to understand what will be in it yet. Maybe it'll nag people to make them add some interests or validate their e-mail address.
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Especially because you can turn the damn thing off if you do. It's possible, just possible, that after they merge them, I might find myself going to the homepage for activities not involving looking to see how ugly it is, but i doubt it.
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div class='appwidget appwidget-journalspotlight'
So yes, I'd say it's already a widget to logged out users. Lovely advert it showed me, for a major chain of UK betting shops. Ah well.
Still ugly.
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I miss pmmarcov. The new guy hasn't shown his nose, not even in lj_ads.
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Note that the URL gets my username, so the page COULD know that I'm a Basic user, and not show me the ad.
On the logged out page, there is a box ad, a sponsored community being promoted, a box for Peanut Labs, and a box with Amp'd Mobile branding.
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