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I see that we have a bunch of new users and a lot of people checking us out. I do welcome all of you. I want to point out to you, that although this site is based in the LiveJournal engine, we are not affiliated or associated with LiveJournal or Six Apart in any way. We are an independently run site.
We understand why a lot of you are coming over here, and we do not believe in censorship beyond the letter of the law. We will not remove any content from the site unless we receive an official DMCA take down notice or are contacted by an official law enforcement or other legal agency.
That said, we welcome all of you and if you have any issues, please feel free to visit our support area.
I see that we have a bunch of new users and a lot of people checking us out. I do welcome all of you. I want to point out to you, that although this site is based in the LiveJournal engine, we are not affiliated or associated with LiveJournal or Six Apart in any way. We are an independently run site.
We understand why a lot of you are coming over here, and we do not believe in censorship beyond the letter of the law. We will not remove any content from the site unless we receive an official DMCA take down notice or are contacted by an official law enforcement or other legal agency.
That said, we welcome all of you and if you have any issues, please feel free to visit our support area.
I'm honestly glad you're taking a firm stance on this. Its awesome.
thank you for the welcome, not-censorship is pretty neat.
Thank you thank you THANK you.
This honesty is such a refreshing thing. I simply don't know what to do with it.
*hugs you*
*mozies on out*
And that's how it should be.
New and finding my way around :)
Best blessing ever!
I don't mean to be suspicious, but?
I'm quoting from your FAQ pages:
"Comments, entries, journals and posts not permitted on InsaneJournal include but are not limited to:
-- Material that meets the United States legal definition of "indecent"
-- Child pornography ( whether or not the model is over 18 at the time of posting)
-- Any other material that is a violation of applicable state, federal, or international law
"InsaneJournal generally holds to the standards of "indecency" set forth by the United States Supreme Court decision handed down in the case "Miller vs. California". "
Thess are the same rules that LiveJournal claims they have been following. LJ says the artists that were recently banned were displaying works showing explicit, erotic pictures of underage persons (although very few people agree that the subjects are portrayed to be underage). LiveJournal has also brought up the Miller decision; their claim that the artwork lacked artistic merit was one of the points that brought people here looking for an alternative.
The FAQ also state, however, that "Account suspensions are used by the Abuse team as a last resort. In most cases, the Abuse team only suspends journals when we cannot work with the user to resolve a violation of the Terms of Service." That is a gigantic improvement over the sudden suspensions with no warning or discussion that started this latest outcry against LJ.
"We will not remove any content from the site unless we receive an official DMCA take down notice or are contacted by an official law enforcement or other legal agency" is an awesome statement; implying that IJ itself will not be suspending accounts based on any subjective opinions made by the Abuse Team. I'm only asking how official your statement is. Nothing like that is mentioned anywhere under Abuse in the FAQ.
Re: I don't mean to be suspicious, but?
Thank you
Strikethrough and Boldout are icing on the cake for me; I've spent the last two years being harassed by LJ and 6A staff, including but not limited to in my Wordpress blog after I left LJ.
I probably sound like a cynic, but most of you have no idea how disgusting the two companies have become and what lows they are capable of.
Two thumbs up to IJ for welcoming refugees with open arms.
Toni
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