Catch-22
Bluelighter
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Weblogs ("blogs"), journals or online diaries...whatever you want to call them, Bluelight now has them!
Every registered poster now has the option of starting a personal journal at Bluelight. After starting the journal, you can add entries as frequently or infrequently as you like. What are you supposed to talk about? Whatever you want! Typical journal entries will be concise summaries of whatever is happening in your life.
Bluelighters will get a full opportunity to set the tone and focus of their personal journal. You can write about drugs, sex, life, politics, parties, school or memories of what happened last night. Also feel free to link to an interesting thread or tell people about a great post you read. Keeping a journal can add an entirely new dimension to your Bluelight experience.
If you are new to keeping an online diary, please remember to exercise caution and protect your identity. Although only registered posters will be able to add "comments" your entries, anyone (including unregistered people) will be able to view your journal. While everything is new, in theory you should expect the same reliability and stability as you see in the regular forums. Everything will be backed up once a day.
IMPORTANT: The Bluelight User Agreement will still be enforced at all times. Just like in the forums, there is a "report" feature to alert moderators to inappropriate entries or comments. Please make a "report" whenever you see something that violates the Bluelight User Agreement. In addition, each journalist is asked to help review comments made to their journal and "report" anything that they think does not belong in their journal. BlueAdonis, Blue_DragonFly and PsychoKitten will be the Journal moderators. They can be contacted at [email protected] or through the aforementioned "report" feature. They will make the necessary edits/deletions once they are notified of a problem.
Click here to visit the Journal area and get started!
Credits: chr1.5, skydancer and Catch-22 did all the work to make this project possible. skydancer originally had the idea for a "Bluelight Journal" feature in August 2002.
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Every registered poster now has the option of starting a personal journal at Bluelight. After starting the journal, you can add entries as frequently or infrequently as you like. What are you supposed to talk about? Whatever you want! Typical journal entries will be concise summaries of whatever is happening in your life.
Bluelighters will get a full opportunity to set the tone and focus of their personal journal. You can write about drugs, sex, life, politics, parties, school or memories of what happened last night. Also feel free to link to an interesting thread or tell people about a great post you read. Keeping a journal can add an entirely new dimension to your Bluelight experience.
If you are new to keeping an online diary, please remember to exercise caution and protect your identity. Although only registered posters will be able to add "comments" your entries, anyone (including unregistered people) will be able to view your journal. While everything is new, in theory you should expect the same reliability and stability as you see in the regular forums. Everything will be backed up once a day.
IMPORTANT: The Bluelight User Agreement will still be enforced at all times. Just like in the forums, there is a "report" feature to alert moderators to inappropriate entries or comments. Please make a "report" whenever you see something that violates the Bluelight User Agreement. In addition, each journalist is asked to help review comments made to their journal and "report" anything that they think does not belong in their journal. BlueAdonis, Blue_DragonFly and PsychoKitten will be the Journal moderators. They can be contacted at [email protected] or through the aforementioned "report" feature. They will make the necessary edits/deletions once they are notified of a problem.
Click here to visit the Journal area and get started!
Credits: chr1.5, skydancer and Catch-22 did all the work to make this project possible. skydancer originally had the idea for a "Bluelight Journal" feature in August 2002.
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a huge thank-you to chr1.5, skydancer and catch for all the underappreciated hard work they put in 
