I saw DeadJournal at least a week ago...

One crazy-ass friends list is all I need tho..

i was kind of disappointed.
i thought there would be "holloween/goth" type livejournal templates.

its just the same ole' same ole'

It'll probably take awhile from them to get used to the setup and then they'll start to differentiate.

Don't you have to do some Senior Project for CS? Or is that only for Comp E? Brian did some fucked up, huge project this year.

we can get credit for it, but it's not required.

scott's graduating without it.

How long before Livejournal-based sites can add people from each other to friends lists.

My grammar sucks because I'm drunk. Oh, and that wasn't a serious question. :)

Actually I was thinking the same thing when I saw Deadjounral.. Sometime in the future perhaps there will be a massive "master" LJ server that other journal "slaves" can sync their data to, so then there could be a giant matrix of jounral sites.

Hey, it could happen. ;)

Maybe you're not serious, but I am. It'd be excellent for LJ servers to be able to communicate with one another, a whole network of LJ sites, with no dependency on any central server.

see here.

haha. they truly did just "copy" everything over.

right, so are we really happy that they just completely, shamelessly copied LJ's code...?

It almost seems like they're mocking LJ in a really veiled manner..but *blinks* I'm a pessimist...

They didn't copy the LJ code, they downloadedit and modified it for their use.

Which is perfectly fine.

What happens when a site starts offering paid functionality for free with ads, or some other revenue model?

What if... *shudders* Microsoft thinks this is a good idea. Like they did with Netscape and are trying to do with AIM?

I don't care.

If they find a better revenue model, we'll copy them.

I doubt it, though.