Heads up, non-Russian speaking LJ users - Livejournal wants ursers' opinions
In a recent post, Livejournal's current CEO invited users to post up to three specific suggestions for what kind of features/changes/improvements/etc they would like to see in Livejournal. Users are invited to leave the comments in the entry itself, and all of the comments are automatically hidden (presumably to encourage users to speak their minds).
While Russian-speaking users have probably seen this already, I wanted to give a heads up to non-Russian speaking users. Whether they are users like againstathorn, who still use LJ pretty regularly, or users like kaffyr and andrewducker, who got Dreamwidth-crossposting-to-Livejournal set up - I figured they should at least know that this is a thing that's happening.
I mean, nely-snork's post didn't actually say comments have to be in Russian.
While Russian-speaking users have probably seen this already, I wanted to give a heads up to non-Russian speaking users. Whether they are users like againstathorn, who still use LJ pretty regularly, or users like kaffyr and andrewducker, who got Dreamwidth-crossposting-to-Livejournal set up - I figured they should at least know that this is a thing that's happening.
I mean, nely-snork's post didn't actually say comments have to be in Russian.