livejournal.com Reviews

Before Tumblr and Twitter came into the picture, there was livejournal. I've been a member of livejournal since I first came to the internet. I've only had two livejournal accounts in my time, but I know some people who have had over seven. I loved live journal because I thought it was a great and secure website. It is easy ...  Read the complete review

Sadly, I'm a veteran of Livejournal. I joined around 2001, I've had about ten different accounts, and I've used it weekly since. Unfortunately, my love for and involvement with Livejournal has waned in recent times, but I still have a huge soft spot for it. Livejournal is a large community, a place where users can own a blog, ...  Read the complete review

I have been a member on LiveJournal (or LJ as it gets called) since 2006. I am on my second account as I grew out of my first account (I was 16 when I made it) and I have been on my current account for 2 years now. I first came to this site because I had heard a few people I know (online) talk about it and I figured I would give it a go. ...  Read the complete review

Oh, Livejournal! I've been a member of LJ (as veterans like myself call it) for a long, long time. I've had my current journal since 2004, and I had several before that. All in all, I think I've been a member since 2000 or 2001. Back in the day, LJ was a lot simpler and you needed an invite code to make an account, unless you ...  Read the complete review

I have been a livejournal member for around 2 years now and love the site. Its basically a site for where you can write your thoughts and feelings (like most journal sites) and you can view communities and interests as well as adding people to read their journal entries, if you want people to veiw your journal entries they have to add ...  Read the complete review

I personally have been using livejournal since I was 14, my current journal dates back to the end of 2004! It is a lovely (And free!) way to keep an account of your life, either day to day or weekly or monthly, however you like really. You can update as little or as often as you like, and add friends who also have livejournal ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal is a web based blogging site that has now been around for ten years. Its primary use is for individuals to keep a diary or 'blog' of whatever it is they feel, whether it be day to day events or more specific things. The best part of livejournal is that it offers a very community based feel, with users being able to ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal is one of those websites that make me feel like an outsider...on the internet. Its a blogging community, however if youre not part of that (which takes a lot of time and effort) it can sometimes feel a little overwhelming and I often wish someone had written an 'idiots guide to.' The website has its good points. Firstly, ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal is, as the name suggests, an online journal site. However, I think it is important to say that diary keeping is just one of its many uses. Not only is it a somewhere which allows you to post your thoughts, opinions, or even just the things you've done that day and have people comment on them, it is a great way to chat to ...  Read the complete review

I have been a 'blogger' on Livejournal, or LJ for short for around 5 years now. It's part of my life now. If something good happens, the first thing I will do is write about it, same for the bad. Livejournal is a free online blog, or online journal site. Anyone can sign up and have their own little corner of the internet in ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal.com is one of the original blog websites that emerged before the 'blogosphere' became a huge internet phenomenon. Originally it required you to have a sign up code from another registered user in order to open a free account, but now it's free for all users to set up a basic account. Livejournal is easy to use, and ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal.com is a great way to keep an online journal, let families and friends keep up with what you're doing and there's numerous communities to join relating to your interests. ----------------- Basics ----------------- You can have either a Plus account where there's ad's displayed on the site or you ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal is an online site which allows its users, once registered, to create and update their own online journal or blog. Each user must sign up with their own unique username, which then becomes the basis of the web address that links to their journal. Journals themselves can be kept as simple or made as snazzy as you like - those ...  Read the complete review

LiveJournal is open-source software that allows users to set up their own online journals. You can either have a free journal (which I did to start with) or pay about £12 for a "paid account" which gives you wider flexibilty in the system. As well as unofficially more "status" within the wider LJ ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal is a website that allows you to write your own 'blog' or online journal by signing up (which is free and quick). I use mine mainly for the communities as I already had a blog when I signed up, so this review will discuss those. You can distinguish a community from a personal journal as a personal blog's ...  Read the complete review

I've had my livejournal for years now. I joined not long after the whole thing stopped being invite-only, and still post weekly if not weekly there. If you want to blog, it's a nice easy way to do it. No coding knowledge is required - you just need a couple of clicks and your entry is up. I also like the flexibility you can ...  Read the complete review

www.livejournal.com is a service I used ages ago, lost interest and have some back to fairly recently. The basic idea is very simple, it's an online diary, you write your thoughts, feelings etc and post them on your journal or you comment on other people's diary entries. Creating an account Creating an account is very simple, ...  Read the complete review

Livejournal is more than just a journal. Its a method of networking, finding people with similar itnerests, and support groups. On the journal side, It lets you make entries which only your friends can see, oly you can see, or that everyone can see. You can customise your journal so that it has the look and design that you ...  Read the complete review

I'm a free user on Livejournal having been invited by a friend. Obviously I don't get the perks paid users get, but I like LJ for the following reasons, 1. I'm nosy - and it's actually quite entertaining reading other people's journals. 2. The option of marking the journal entries as private, friends ...  Read the complete review

Do you want to world to read about your life? If your answer was yes, then this is the site for you. If your answer was no, then this is still the site for you, because there is also an option to keep all entries private or friends-only. Livejournal is essentially an online journal. It is free to join, although at the moment ...  Read the complete review