Our heartfelt thanks to the LiveJournal Advisory Board

[ljadvisoryboard]

It is with much gratitude that we wish to announce that we'll be retiring the LiveJournal Advisory Board at the expiration of the current members' positions, in June, 2010. We are indebted to our current and past advisory members for donating their time, expertise, and passion to help steer the direction of LiveJournal. We could never have gotten

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[aelfgyfu_mead]

We have outgrown the ability to rely upon a part-time board of volunteer advisors to make efficient business-critical decisions.
Have you ever relied on them "to make efficient business-critical decisions"? I thought they existed to offer you users' perspectives, which you often seem unable to anticipate until you've announced a decision and felt the backlash. Perhaps the key is to listen more to the Advisory Board, before making "business-critical decisions", rather than simply ending the Board.

[adudeabides]

Oh.

That thing's still around? o.0

[soph]

No.

At least, not any more.

(Well, okay, technically it will be until the end of the term, but, meh)