Dear SUP, current owners of LiveJournal ( Read more... )

How old school! How fun!

On the twelfth day of Christmas, ( Read more... )

Today is the ninth anniversary of my LiveJournal. Almost a decade has passed since I typed my first post here (well, okay, I created it on the 26th, but it seems that my first post was at 2:30 am on the 27th ... I can only assume that I was busy selecting a theme ( Read more... )

LiveJournal is currently running the following promotion:
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Well, the "open the LJ to non LJ folks" experiment didn't work. I've been getting all kinds of weird posts (including one exceedingly bizarre and incoherent rant mentioning Thurgood Marshall from someone in Loganville, GA - yes, I did an IP trace). I mostly did it to try to make things more accessible to Scott, but you might just have to log in to ( Read more... )

For ages I've limited commenting here to registered LJ users only because I didn't want web-crawling spam robots to post ads in my journal the way I've seen happen with blogs. However, I miss hearing from my non-LJ using friends here, so I'm opening the doors. You are now able to comment here whether you have an LJ or not. If I start getting spam ( Read more... )

I like LJ Archive, too, but I just discovered LJ Book. Essentially, it turns your entire journal into a PDF, complete with the options you select, including pictures and comments. Mine translates into 1031 pages, as of this writing ( Read more... )

This meme is blatantly pilfered from catarzyna.

( Pictures of my LJ Friends )

Pilfered from streamweaver:

We think that we know so much about one another through LiveJournal, but chances are good that we know less than we think. Ask me something you believe you should know about me, something that should be obvious, but that you have no idea about.

Then, post this in your LJ and find out what people don't know about you.

A post in a friend's journal inspired me to contemplate filters. Curiously, I don't really use them so much for my own privacy. They tend to be more other-directed. For example, I have a filter that includes only the folks I know to be female on my list, which I typically use for posts related to owner's manual content, such as bra fittings and ( Read more... )