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It seems I can't commit to just one site for blogging. One person's here, two more people are on Tumblr..... LiveJournal, We Hardly Knew Ye!

If it wasn't for here, Facebook and Twitter right now, I'd be stark, raving sane.

Hopefully, the site will be running again soon. I wish people would stop attacking LJ so the rest of us can enjoy ourselves. It may be fun for them to disrupt service for everyone, but it's not so much fun for me!

Current Mood: awake

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mountainlight

I agree! As for as LJ being up and running, a post last night said it would be within the next several days :/

I cannot possibly understand why people enjoy denying a blogging service to people world-wide. I can find much more interesting things to do. Why do people do this? I guess the only answer is "because we can." I wish these people could be found and permanently banned from the internet in addition to doing prison time and paying the costs to get a site back up and running.

From:

the_snapes_angel

I have a far, far worse fate for them, then simply being banned from the Internet. They need to join a government chain gang, developing the hardware and/or software to prevent such things from happening again. For all governments, not just the United States. It would be a cooperative effort, International, based in a hidden, Siberian compound.

From:

mountainlight

I have many Russian friends on LJ and know one who lives in Siberia. The photos are beautiful and the weather is pleasant in the summer. I would not send a prisoner to Siberia ... send them to the hottest part of Africa. Let them stay in the desert heat ... or the jungle with the snakes.

BTW, I have made several posts. If you click on your "Reading Page" on DW, you can see them. Only 1 person has commented to any of my posts.

From:

the_snapes_angel

Being temperate would be better, actually, as computers can overheat, and we want them working on a solution to the problems they have caused, which they can't do if the systems fry. the noes who refuse to volunteer on the solution can be sent to the hottest parts of Africa.