So.
kenboy linked me to the
latest Goatpuppet post at
lj_biz, and against my better judgement, I read it.
I was almost mollified on some level, until I hit this:
One last note: This new process might have changed the way that two members were recently permanently suspended without warning.Well, if it might have changed things, and LJ is truly hoping to make amends for the utterly clueless blundering we've endured since
May, the obvious step would be to reinstate Ponds and Cara's journals. And as pointed out in
this comment, the next obvious step would be to answer the questions
femmequixotic asked in her
open letter. As a fandom member, I would like a response. As the moderator of a fandom community that deals with adult content on a regular basis, I
need those answers.
Until both of those things happen, I am not interested in anything LJ has to say. About anything. At all. Ever.
[ETA:] Evidently, Cara's journal has been reinstated. I have to admit, I didn't even check. I didn't expect LJ to do the right thing. Not that quickly, anyway.
( cut for waffle about Support, and how that's another thing LJ's taken away from me )I answered a Support ticket at InsaneJournal today, and it felt good. ♥
Speaking of InsaneJournal, those of you fence-sitting might take heart in
this announcement. They've expanded the links list: 15 for free users, 50 for paid users, and 100 for permanent accounts. They've also raised the friending limit again. Paid and permanent users are allowed unlimited friending, and the cap for free users is now 1000. That's more than LJ gives anyone, regardless of account status.
With that, I'm off to do
hogwarts_today, which is another reason I'm hacked off at LJ. Had they made the post I linked above
when fandom asked for it a week ago, we might not have been forced to change the way we handle the newsletter. Our new system is probably safer, but still. It's the
point.
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