For anyone who finds that they have switched/been switched to the new LJ format, and wants to change back, fengi has a post showing how to make the switch: http://fengi.livejournal.com/1504674.htmlRead more... )

This current mess is not LiveJournal's fault, but it's annoying and stressful for us all. If any of you would like to set up a free Dreamwidth account in order to get your journaling fix if LJ continues to suffer from these attacks, feel free to take one of the codes listed below. Just comment and say which one you took so that other people can see ( Read more... )

For the week of February 21 - February 28, creating an account on Dreamwidth will not require an invite code. You'll be able to register an account without needing a code -- just by visiting the account creation page.

Dreamwidth picked up 9,350 new users yesterday. Wonder what caused that? *muses ( Read more... )

If you love them, too, it may interest you to hear that Dreamwidth has just upped userpic limits: free users get 15, paid users 100, premium paid 250.

And, yep, I do have invite codes for creating free accounts (and that means ad-free, too). Let me know in comments if you're interested, or go here if you're interested in purchasing an account ( Read more... )

At some point soon, when my paid account on LJ expires, I will more than likely be disabling comments here on LJ and directing replies over to Dreamwidth.  Why?  Icons, baby!  *g ( Read more... )

Six Four Three opportunities to set up a free account on Dreamwidth.  :-)

Apply within.

And to avoid confusion, if you want to purchase a paid account, you do not need an invite code. Things changed as of yesterday when Dreamwidth moved from Closed Beta to Open Beta.

Here's the information about the different account types to help you decide what you want.

Here's where you can purchase an account.

And just let me know if you're ( Read more... )

Yes, I have FOUR invitation codes to hand out, and I'm going to make two of them available right now.

This code will allow you to set up a free Dreamwidth account.

If you don't get your hands on an invitation, you'll still be able to set up a one-month paid account for $US 3.00 and then let it lapse down to a basic account if you choose, so don't ( Read more... )

Turns out I hadn't turned on all the light switches at my new Dreamwidth account, and OpenID users weren't able to comment on my initial post over there.

Have another shot at it! Comment right here if it doesn't work, and if you comment here, obviously it does work!  :-D

Anonymous comments will be screened, but they should be enabled now, too.