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serenitylioness.livejournal.com (
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2009-04-15 08:58 pm (UTC)
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From someone else on my friendslist, I learned that Dreamwidth's programming is based on LiveJournal code.
But it's "open source".
And no advertising.
You can import your LJ over there. (not sure how).
It's currently working, but not quite active yet.
You can go look around now with an "open ID" (such as your LJ ID).
Currently, only the charter members (and their invitees) are members. You can join before April 30th if a current member invites you.
Dreamwidth becomes fully active on April 30th. Then, anyone can join.
NOTE: I may be misquoting, but that was my interpretation of what I've read. Take what I've said with a margin for error.
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no subject
From someone else on my friendslist, I learned that Dreamwidth's programming is based on LiveJournal code.
But it's "open source".
And no advertising.
You can import your LJ over there. (not sure how).
It's currently working, but not quite active yet.
You can go look around now with an "open ID" (such as your LJ ID).
Currently, only the charter members (and their invitees) are members. You can join before April 30th if a current member invites you.
Dreamwidth becomes fully active on April 30th. Then, anyone can join.
NOTE: I may be misquoting, but that was my interpretation of what I've read. Take what I've said with a margin for error.
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