For reasons we are still trying to figure out what was supposed to be a well planned attempt to clean up a few journals that were violating LiveJournal's policies that protect minors turned into a total mess. I can only say I’m sorry, explain what we did wrong and what we are doing to correct these problems and explain what we were trying to do but
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Then again, not eroding the freedom of speech those children would probably like to enjoy is probably also protecting the children.
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Except...the funny thing is, those communities aren't about s-e-x so for some reason humans are still capable of using logic when it comes to them.
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Furthermore, you've just shown other fringe groups how to attack Livejournal sites they don't like.
Nice work!
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Exactly. I'm a victim of child molestation and rape and now my former journal, onewavebreaks, is listed as a pro-pedophile journal. It makes me feel worthless even though I did nothing to deserve this treatment. I think that free name changes ought to be offered to those affected after their journals are unsuspended.
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A large amount of LJ's and any other internet business' value is tied up in the perceived "cluefulness" of the people who run it. Along with the dedicated user base, this was LJ's primary asset, and you're squandering it with each too-brief, poorly thought-out response.
If you're truly interested in minimizing damage to your asset, you'll put someone in charge who actually shares the philosophy under which LJ was founded and operated until the acquisition.
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These responses, though entertaining, also sound quite rude.
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You have many questions still to answer, Big Brother.
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