where I stand now

[rm]

Many of you know I was seriously unhappy with LJ's first apology. Their most recent news post indicates how vast a restoration of accounts they are doing, and I have to say, I'm a lot happier.

BUT, Six Apart/LJ still has a lot to do to make me calm down. These things include:

a) making things right with users who have been branded pedophiles across the Internet (free journal rename tokens and public apology listing all wronged journals at minimum).
b) retraction of the CEOs statements claiming the right and ability to evaluate of what is art and academic study.
c) restorion of lolita07. Thank you!
d) answering questions about where gay users stand in light of the continued phrasing about banning journals that encourage illegal sexual activity.
e) an admission that they outright lied to users at the beginning saying this wasn't going on.
f) a better explanation of why this happened how and when.

Comments

[rm.livejournal.com]

Seriously!

People have been pointing that out all over the place, but still nothing.

[lakme.livejournal.com]

It's really disturbing because he names his victim in his journal (because she's his daughter), and his old journal linked to a picture of her (although I don't know if it still does). LJ is not doing its part to protect an ACTUAL victim, and I'm disgusted by that. This child doesn't deserve to have an internet record of her abuse.

I told the news post that I would let the Innocence idiots know about this fact if they don't remove his journals at once. You know, in the interest of maintaining their policy. :PPPPPPPP