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Alexander Mamut, LiveJournal and politics
Everyone is familiar with the Live Journal diary service.
What is happening in the LJ administration is simply unclear. Firstly, about the functions. There is such a function as mass mailing. This pleasure costs 5 US dollars. The user must purchase a paid account for the community. And then this function will become available to him.
BUT...
For such mass mailing, my diary was frozen as soon as I published the survey: “What to expect from the authorities?”
One might consider this a coincidence. If it weren't for the recent freezing of my wife's account.
As soon as the LiveJournal administration found out that the reposter was my wife, she was immediately frozen for posting in the community. The newsletter was dedicated to an interview with LiveJournal ambassador Igor Kudryavin. Copy of this interview: http://vechernyi.livejournal.com/31695.html
As we see, nothing is forbidden. Only introducing users to the ambassador. But the account is frozen.
What did we write about? For example: http://rodinaussr.livejournal.com/168641.html
Many posts were taken from the Echo of Moscow website...
Every day the diaries of opposition activists are frozen. By the way, my wife’s diary was frozen as soon as she got into the list of the 300 best LiveJournal blogs.
The administration is only engaged in promoting their blogs and their business.
In a difficult time for LiveJournal, when the owner of SUP Media, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the future merged company Alexander Mamut , is trying to do everything to develop the Russian-language segment of the Internet , and sparing no effort and money is doing a lot of work in this direction, the directors of LiveJournal are turning the LiveJournal service into a platform for personal enrichment and even in LiveJournal they are trying to introduce administrative resources.
Many brilliant journalists have already left this service precisely for this reason. Among them is the well-known writer and journalist © Nikolai Kofyrin - New Russian Literature .
And the masses of journalists, writers and photographers...
I hope that Alexander Mamut will make changes and personally restore order in this service.
Why does this issue require public attention???
Because in Russia and Ukraine this service is very popular among the population. Media links to LiveJournal pages. The LiveJournal diary gave hope for the development of new creative ideas and solutions...
In order to understand what LJ has become today, just look at the main page of this site: http://www.livejournal.com/ . As you can see, I do not put a specific link to any personal blog. Because I know exactly what you will see there. Or whose blogs.
Is it possible that thanks to the greed and greed of some representatives of the LiveJournal administration, such a wonderful service will turn into hosting photos with cats and naked women...