Hello Tio, I did read/look at journals before turning them in. LJ has made decisions on their own about deleting interests and journals that have them listed.
Of course I look like the bad guy. I'm the one posting about it. I really don't mind everyone ranting at us, I understand the anger and frustration. LJ has made decisions that are independent of WFI. Yes, we reported sites. But we have no control over LJ deleting entire interest categories or even communities.
I stand by my actions. I have said in posts that....
" LiveJournal (LJ) has many sexually explicit "journals" or personal sites that it hosts. I have no problem with that. It's intended for adults and is legal, adult oriented material. LJ allows free sites for people to post their personal thoughts and feelings and to let anyone view this and comment on it. I have no problem with that either.
LJ also allows admitted child rapists, child molesters, and child abusers unlimited freedom to post about their exploitation and abuse. I have a serious problem with this."
I have no plans to stop free speech- unless it is used to abuse.
As for survior and recovery sites, I had mentioned to LJ that there are sites like that and that they need to be preserved. I cannot control what LJ does or how they do it. If a site is deleted by mistake, then LJ needs to re-evaluate.
Sincerely, Sues WFI Team Member http://www.warriorsforinnocence.org/ warriorsforinnocence@gmail.com
On 5/29/07, Tio <tiochan632@hotmail.com> wrote:
I can see why you would want to go and clean up places like livejournal, but do you read some of the journals before you request they are deleted? I have seen a number of journals deleted for the pure reason that they are villains in a story being written on livejournal. They have things like murder and killing in their interests because they are supposed to be evil. They also have large, clear disclaimers on those journals. Have you taken any of this into account? Have you actually looked at the things you attempt to delete?
no subject
I did read/look at journals before turning them in. LJ has made decisions on their own about deleting interests and journals that have them listed.
Of course I look like the bad guy. I'm the one posting about it. I really don't mind everyone ranting at us, I understand the anger and frustration. LJ has made decisions that are independent of WFI. Yes, we reported sites. But we have no control over LJ deleting entire interest categories or even communities.
I stand by my actions. I have said in posts that....
" LiveJournal (LJ) has many sexually explicit "journals" or personal sites that it hosts. I have no problem with that. It's intended for adults and is legal, adult oriented material. LJ allows free sites for people to post their personal thoughts and feelings and to let anyone view this and comment on it. I have no problem with that either.
LJ also allows admitted child rapists, child molesters, and child abusers unlimited freedom to post about their exploitation and abuse. I have a serious problem with this."
I have no plans to stop free speech- unless it is used to abuse.
As for survior and recovery sites, I had mentioned to LJ that there are sites like that and that they need to be preserved. I cannot control what LJ does or how they do it. If a site is deleted by mistake, then LJ needs to re-evaluate.
Sincerely,
Sues
WFI Team Member
http://www.warriorsforinnocence.org/
warriorsforinnocence@gmail.com
On 5/29/07, Tio <tiochan632@hotmail.com> wrote:
I can see why you would want to go and clean up places like livejournal, but
do you read some of the journals before you request they are deleted? I have
seen a number of journals deleted for the pure reason that they are villains
in a story being written on livejournal. They have things like murder and
killing in their interests because they are supposed to be evil. They also
have large, clear disclaimers on those journals. Have you taken any of this
into account? Have you actually looked at the things you attempt to delete?
Just curious.
~Tio