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Just in case
Jan. 6th, 2009 11:16 amFYI in case lj shuts down:
my email is edcasual at earthlink dot net
Perhaps we should have a thread on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
poptimists about contingency plans if lj actually does go down.
For those not following the story, livejournal laid off a whole hunk of its San Francisco staff, 13 of 30 people says one news site, 20 of 28 says another. Its own not-very-informative statement (at least according to this site) goes:
( lj's not very informative statement )
I'm curious if anyone knows what LiveJournal's business model was at the start, and what it is now - as in, how they make their money.
Someone spammed a comment thread with good words about this journal sharing site [EDIT: Insane Journal]. But again, can such a site really get a consistent source of income?
By the way, all along I've been downloading most of the journal entries/comment threads where I've made a comment.
my email is edcasual at earthlink dot net
Perhaps we should have a thread on
poptimists about contingency plans if lj actually does go down.For those not following the story, livejournal laid off a whole hunk of its San Francisco staff, 13 of 30 people says one news site, 20 of 28 says another. Its own not-very-informative statement (at least according to this site) goes:
( lj's not very informative statement )
I'm curious if anyone knows what LiveJournal's business model was at the start, and what it is now - as in, how they make their money.
Someone spammed a comment thread with good words about this journal sharing site [EDIT: Insane Journal]. But again, can such a site really get a consistent source of income?
By the way, all along I've been downloading most of the journal entries/comment threads where I've made a comment.
