The 100th day

Mar 12, 2008 18:57

Today marks the 100th day since we announced SUP's purchase of LiveJournal from Six Apart, the formation of LiveJournal, Inc, and goals for the first 100 days. We've made some amazing progress since that announcement, and we're really proud of what we've accomplished in such a short period of time: the team in the U.S. is growing, we've gained a ( Read more... )

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Basic accounts jasonshellen March 13 2008, 00:46:10 UTC
Hi, I'm Jason Shellen, VP of Product Development for LiveJournal. I just wanted to clarify LiveJournal's stance before there is any further misunderstanding about what we are trying to do. An FAQ about the account levels was updated prior to our news post. It states ( ... )

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Re: Basic accounts rahaeli March 13 2008, 00:51:05 UTC
All business decisions aside, why did you not mention this fact in this news post, rather than letting people find out via word of mouth?

Also, you know, LJ users can see through spin like it wasn't even there. Dressing it up and saying it was to make things easier for new users is not going to fly: just come out and say that it was to increase ad impressions.

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Re: Basic accounts stewardess March 13 2008, 03:40:27 UTC
*quietly fangirls*

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Re: Basic accounts six2 March 13 2008, 05:08:38 UTC
+1

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Re: Basic accounts yueni March 13 2008, 05:53:13 UTC
iawtc

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Re: Basic accounts insomnia March 13 2008, 10:55:15 UTC
So, with this new business model, we're just supposed to leave the money on the nightstand afterwards, right?!

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Re: Basic accounts neitherday March 13 2008, 18:26:55 UTC
Last I heard, Eliot Spitzer was not an LJ user.

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Re: Basic accounts insomnia March 13 2008, 18:28:31 UTC
True, but his prostitute was a MySpace user, and... well... LJ's new policies are essentially the same, right?!

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Re: Basic accounts propopdan March 13 2008, 20:11:02 UTC
I WISH Myspace offered a paid option! I would be all over that.

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Re: Basic accounts insomnia March 13 2008, 11:30:45 UTC
You know your site has gone downhill when the corporate scum from your former leading competitor is not only calling the shots on your site, but telling you to either pay up or punch the monkey.

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Re: Basic accounts someoneingrey March 14 2008, 03:56:59 UTC
I'd go, but i coughed up for a permanent account a while ago, so if i leave it won't matter.

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Re: Basic accounts someoneingrey March 14 2008, 13:55:24 UTC
Oh, yes, if that happens, i and my 8 or so journals will come too.

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Re: Basic accounts makomk March 15 2008, 15:13:02 UTC
It does matter. It may not make any difference to the amount of money they make directly, but every user leaving (even permanent users like you) gives everyone else a little less reason to stay.

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Re: Basic accounts kalium March 14 2008, 06:53:18 UTC
So, who's leading the mass walkout?

I've got one better - AdBlock it all.

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