I do hope that this doesn't mean LJ is going to crumble to little pieces in the near future. I've archived most of my posts through about last November, so finishing that job is not a big deal but this place has become so complex in the various connections I keep here that losing it would be a life-altering semi-catastrophe.
just for future reference, I also hang out, sort of, on facebook. same nick. if LJ craps out, I'll at least post as to my whereabouts over there. I'd appreciate it if you all would tell me what your other virtual homes are, or at least the hotels you occasionally stay in for a couple of days at a time.
shit.
just for future reference, I also hang out, sort of, on facebook. same nick. if LJ craps out, I'll at least post as to my whereabouts over there. I'd appreciate it if you all would tell me what your other virtual homes are, or at least the hotels you occasionally stay in for a couple of days at a time.
shit.
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I think we know where to find each other 'round here (not that wonderful porch yet though).
So, how do you go about archiving an entire journal? I've been here 8 years! Uuuuggghh!
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ljarchive/
http://hewgill.com/ljdump/
http://www.livejournal.com/export.bml
http://www.livejournal.com/export.bml
I agree with the poster you linked to Erik. These people don't know what they have if they are letting it go like that. This is really a nifty little creation, that is quite powerful, and if revenue is the issue, there are ways to fix that without putting in a skeleton crew. I do hope our fears are not warranted.
As you know, I'm on Facebook too, we're friends. That is nice, but it is a whole different thing.