Comments on: LiveJournal’s Boob War http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/ Blogebrity is welcoming the explosion of the first generation of bloggers and their rise to media dominance. Sun, 12 Oct 2008 12:41:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Christine http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-830 Christine Tue, 23 May 2006 22:51:22 +0000 http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-830 And the hackers said they were doing it to protest actions by LJ Abuse. Full circle. And the hackers said they were doing it to protest actions by LJ Abuse. Full circle.

]]> By: Kate http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-829 Kate Tue, 23 May 2006 12:09:49 +0000 http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-829 First, LJ refuses to admit they have a security problem, then they unveil new security measures that only partially address the hacking issues users have been complaining about. Now, they fail to recognise a censorship problem. I wonder what new move they'll announce next. First, LJ refuses to admit they have a security problem, then they unveil new security measures that only partially address the hacking issues users have been complaining about.

Now, they fail to recognise a censorship problem. I wonder what new move they’ll announce next.

]]> By: Kat http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-828 Kat Tue, 23 May 2006 06:01:18 +0000 http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-828 So no matter how many LJ users are concerned about a particular issue, LiveJournal will not be swayed? That sounds like a recipe for poor customer service if ever there was one! This isn't the first time there's been a lot of negative attention on the abuse team on LiveJournal, but this time I think Six Apart would be wise to listen and start addressing some of the concerns their customers share with them. So no matter how many LJ users are concerned about a particular issue, LiveJournal will not be swayed? That sounds like a recipe for poor customer service if ever there was one! This isn’t the first time there’s been a lot of negative attention on the abuse team on LiveJournal, but this time I think Six Apart would be wise to listen and start addressing some of the concerns their customers share with them.

]]> By: LJAB http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-827 LJAB Tue, 23 May 2006 02:18:05 +0000 http://blog.blogebrity.com/2006/05/livejournals-boob-war/#comment-827 <i>Are we the only ones that find LiveJournal's efforts to shun the power of consumer involvement just a tad ironic?</i> No, not at all! LiveJournal users have been becoming increasingly unhappy with the way the abuse team operates, and it looks as if this case might finally get enough complaints to Six Apart's ears for them to notice it. Let's hope they decide to take some action instead of joining in the "la la la". Are we the only ones that find LiveJournal’s efforts to shun the power of consumer involvement just a tad ironic?

No, not at all! LiveJournal users have been becoming increasingly unhappy with the way the abuse team operates, and it looks as if this case might finally get enough complaints to Six Apart’s ears for them to notice it. Let’s hope they decide to take some action instead of joining in the “la la la”.

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