On ljdrama.

[cerulean_sky]

I feel that I may totally regret this later on, but looking at the latest lj drama, I... thought I might as well say something.

Here's my proposition: Fandom, discuss amongst yourselves, and pick a date and place. This is the date by which you will have moved out and the place to wich you will move. But take precautions.

-Make you absolute last post your new username on the place to which you have moved.
-If you have created communities, create identical ones in the place to which you've moved.
-Once you've said you're going, go.

Again, just my idea. I just think that if you want to complain, you should be willing to take drastic measures to ensure that they either listen, or you alleviate the problem another way. *shrugs* Maybe I just don't understand.

Comments

[masteroftrouble.livejournal.com]

I totally agree. I'll have my various journals in other places, but that's ONLY because I want to see certain FO posts by some others. IJ is the only place I'd actually really go to if things got REALLY bad.

[yabamena]

See for me, it's not so much a fandom issue as a customer service issue. Fandom just happens to be the only users targeted.

[lskull86.livejournal.com]

Think you're right, vote with your wallet and your presence etc. Be interesting to see what would happen to LJ if that really happened en masse. IMHO LJ was/is built on fandom, fandom:LJ as music:myspace, but seems to me LJ has so far kept it's essence better. So would we get a revival in a lot of splinter sites the way torrent site blossomed after suprnova, or would a lot of these communities just toally die out. Would LJ?

Meh, I hope that 6apart just stops being idiots so it won't come to that.