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Does anybody here use Live Journal? I signed up for it last week, just wondering who else does it?
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I had an account there to toss up comments on a friend's journal, I think. (a while ago).
Otherwise nah. I've got a shoddy journal/blog/what-have-you that I scripted and cobbled together on my own site. I consider it a minor miracle I even keep up with that.Radhil Trebors
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I've got two, but one of them has been abandoned for years because I changed e-mails and back then it was hard to find anyone at LJ to delete it. They've since changed the site and therefore the accessibility of personnel so I will have to do that soon. The newer one is just for a group of close internet friends I met five years ago on the Star Wars boards on AOL.Recently, there was a reckoning. It occurred on November 4, 2014 across the United States. Voters, recognizing the failures of the current leadership and fearing their unchecked abuses of power, elected another party as the new majority. This is a first step toward preventing more damage and undoing some of the damage already done. Hopefully, this is as much as will be required.Comment
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Re: Live Journal - Does anybody here use it?
Yes I do... Updated infrequently.Originally posted by OmahaStar
Does anybody here use Live Journal? I signed up for it last week, just wondering who else does it?
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Re: Re: Live Journal - Does anybody here use it?
I added fencer_dan to my Friends list there ... You're the first one, aren't you so proud? lol ... Mine is (I know, a shock) ... OmahaStarOriginally posted by FuryPilot
Yes I do... Updated infrequently.
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I have one as well, but I only use it to post comments on friend's LJ site. My user name is aaronbenedict. I prefer my own blog where I can control the look of the site more than you can with LJComment
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You can if you pay.Originally posted by thebaron
I have one as well, but I only use it to post comments on friend's LJ site. My user name is aaronbenedict. I prefer my own blog where I can control the look of the site more than you can with LJRecently, there was a reckoning. It occurred on November 4, 2014 across the United States. Voters, recognizing the failures of the current leadership and fearing their unchecked abuses of power, elected another party as the new majority. This is a first step toward preventing more damage and undoing some of the damage already done. Hopefully, this is as much as will be required.Comment
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pay/free --
I've read what LJ has to say about why they want you to pay, but I'd like to hear from a more objective source (meaning, a user not their staff).
Is it worth the $25 per year charge?Comment
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Bandwidth ain't free, and neither is hosting. That they're doing so is rather a kind thing, and I'm suprised they're still up after this long.
General website hosting runs as much, if not a whole lot more (just owning the domain radhil.net to tinker around with costs me about forty per year - server, website, space, and bandwidth not included). If you seriously keep up with it, and that's all you'd really put out on the web is a personal journal, what's two bucks a month?
To be honest, I don't know what they offer for all that (you can pretty it up however you like obviously, I dunno what else). But that'd be my take.Radhil Trebors
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<<Bandwidth ain't free, and neither is hosting. That they're doing so is rather a kind thing, and I'm suprised they're still up after this long.>>
My friend pays and she has done wonders with her journal. Every entry has a different pic. It doesn't even look like LJ. $25 a year is nothing if you want to go for it. I don't. I like free.
<<General website hosting runs as much, if not a whole lot more (just owning the domain radhil.net to tinker around with costs me about forty per year - server, website, space, and bandwidth not included)>>
I pay about $15 a year for my domain. I forget how much for the site and space.Recently, there was a reckoning. It occurred on November 4, 2014 across the United States. Voters, recognizing the failures of the current leadership and fearing their unchecked abuses of power, elected another party as the new majority. This is a first step toward preventing more damage and undoing some of the damage already done. Hopefully, this is as much as will be required.Comment
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I signed up for it but I have never used it and I probably won't ever.Comment
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Why is that?Originally posted by Satai Delenn
I signed up for it but I have never used it and I probably won't ever.Comment
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<<Why is that?>>
She was not saying anything then and she is not saying anything now.Recently, there was a reckoning. It occurred on November 4, 2014 across the United States. Voters, recognizing the failures of the current leadership and fearing their unchecked abuses of power, elected another party as the new majority. This is a first step toward preventing more damage and undoing some of the damage already done. Hopefully, this is as much as will be required.Comment
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