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my sister sues it but i have no idea what you mean by account code.
Posted: 13:59 Jul 23 2002
Livejournal?
Does anyone use this service and if they do can they send me an account code to use? I applied for a paid account and was told the code I need will be on my next credit card statement but as I've only just had my last statement it will be a month 'til I get it 
You can mail me at teresajh@hotmail.com
Ta
You can mail me at teresajh@hotmail.com
Ta
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You need to be recommended by someone to open an account. That person logs on and is given a code which they can give out to someone else to join.
Posted: 14:24 Jul 23 2002 
what is a live journal? and where can i find out more im in a really nosey mood today. 
Posted: 15:51 Jul 23 2002
It's just an online diary. You can find it at www.livejournal.com. I've found a nicer one now at www.deadjournal.com so I'll use that instead
Posted: 16:28 Jul 23 2002 so whats your user name thingy coz i like reading diaries
by Teresa
It's just an online diary. You can find it at www.livejournal.com. I've found a nicer one now at www.deadjournal.com so I'll use that instead
Posted: 16:30 Jul 23 2002 
Teresa
Are you going to stick with DeadJournal or do you still want a LJ code ?
Are you going to stick with DeadJournal or do you still want a LJ code ?
Posted: 16:46 Jul 23 2002
I don't remember needing an account code to sign up, maybe it's changed since then?
Posted: 12:10 Jul 26 2002
They found that a lot of people were joining simply so that they could view their friend's "friend only" journals and have somewhere to store icons. Basically, they made it 20 times more complicated to join in the hope that people wouldn't do that any more.
And no, LJ doesn't have any adverts on it I don't think.
I actually found it easier to make my own journal site, once I got some code for a "comments" box, but if you want a journal LJ is pretty popular, followed by Diaryland. Diaryland is easier to use, but doesn't do as many snazzy things.
And no, LJ doesn't have any adverts on it I don't think.
I actually found it easier to make my own journal site, once I got some code for a "comments" box, but if you want a journal LJ is pretty popular, followed by Diaryland. Diaryland is easier to use, but doesn't do as many snazzy things.
Posted: 12:09 Jul 27 2002
Ack - have to agree with Kate
The only reason I got LJ was I wanted to read the private posts of my friends (all of my friends apart from Kate use LJ). Of course now about half of my journal is friends only - which means Kate misses out on all the juicy stuff *g*
Teresa
Sorry, my dopey friend spelt her name wrong when she was setting up her account, so she nicked my 2nd spare activation code to set herself up another journal.
The only reason I got LJ was I wanted to read the private posts of my friends (all of my friends apart from Kate use LJ). Of course now about half of my journal is friends only - which means Kate misses out on all the juicy stuff *g*
Teresa
Sorry, my dopey friend spelt her name wrong when she was setting up her account, so she nicked my 2nd spare activation code to set herself up another journal.
Posted: 02:36 Jul 29 2002