Wow.
LiveJournal is sold to SUP. Considering some of SUP's past actions (claiming to be opt in and instead being a very difficult opt out, etc), this frightens me, despite the reassurances. They've done a calming talk before doing a stompy walk before.
I actually trust 6A more than SUP--better the devil you know--and am a bit disappointed that this happened so soon after David was hired to do interesting things with opening up social networks.
On the other hand, they have plans for an Advisory Committee and probably have more of a genuine interest in LJ than 6A now that Vox has matured.
I actually trust 6A more than SUP--better the devil you know--and am a bit disappointed that this happened so soon after David was hired to do interesting things with opening up social networks.
On the other hand, they have plans for an Advisory Committee and probably have more of a genuine interest in LJ than 6A now that Vox has matured.