Time to back-up your LJs, kids.
Tuesday, 6 January 2009 12:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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The bubble in social networking has burst, decisively. LiveJournal, the San Francisco-based arm of Sup, a Russian Internet startup, has cut about 20 of 28 employees — and offered them no severance, we're told.
Maybe Brad can buy it back for a nominal fee and we can all be happy again?
Edit: I think I'm going to start copying my fic to Tumblr.
Edit 2: Actually, Tumblr sucks for that. Hm. Any recommendations for good blogs that would work for fic hosting? Preferably with commenting capacity and an LJ-cut style format to truncate posts?
In the meantime LJ Archive is a good idea for everyone.
sharpest_rose:The bubble in social networking has burst, decisively. LiveJournal, the San Francisco-based arm of Sup, a Russian Internet startup, has cut about 20 of 28 employees — and offered them no severance, we're told.
Maybe Brad can buy it back for a nominal fee and we can all be happy again?
Edit: I think I'm going to start copying my fic to Tumblr.
Edit 2: Actually, Tumblr sucks for that. Hm. Any recommendations for good blogs that would work for fic hosting? Preferably with commenting capacity and an LJ-cut style format to truncate posts?
In the meantime LJ Archive is a good idea for everyone.