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<br>[http://jacehan.livejournal.com/profile James "Kingbird" Cleveland]
<br>[http://jacehan.livejournal.com/profile James "Kingbird" Cleveland]
<br>[http://lokaen.livejournal.com/profile James "Sven" Winther]
<br>[http://lokaen.livejournal.com/profile James "Sven" Winther]
<br>[http://vampedvixen.livejournal.com/profile Janet Jongebloed]
<br>[http://thevirtualjim.livejournal.com/profile Jim Prego]
<br>[http://thevirtualjim.livejournal.com/profile Jim Prego]
<br>[http://reddywhp.livejournal.com/profile John Reddy]
<br>[http://reddywhp.livejournal.com/profile John Reddy]

Revision as of 18:28, 1 May 2007

LiveJournal (often abbreviated LJ) is the name of a weblog site allowing Internet users to keep an online journal or diary. It is also the name of the open source server software that was designed to run it. LiveJournal's differences from other blogging sites include its WELL-like features of a self-contained community and some social networking features similar to Friendster. For a full (or what hopes to be full in the future) list of Forumite LiveJournals, see below.

Forumite LiveJournal List

Aakin Patel
Aaron Pellman-Isaacs
Anthony Cavalli
Bonnie Beck
Barbara Pinzow
Beverlee Toscano
Dan Mahoney
DK
Goth Em
James "Kingbird" Cleveland
James "Sven" Winther
Janet Jongebloed
Jim Prego
John Reddy
Katrin Boniface
Kerry Skadl
Kimberly Ehret
Lynda Weinstein
Solange Abbate
Turtle
Turk