Check out this entry made by John Scalzi. Or, just go directly here.
I'll save $10 a month from this change, so of course I'm happy about it. My journal was the only thing keeping me on AOL, and I figured a day would come when I'd decide it wasn't worth it. I simply had not worked up the nerve, as yet, to bid farewell to more than two years of pictures and words that assist me in walking down memory lane whenever I wish.
AOL hopes to make a profit from their advertising now, and I'm already used to the ads.
Barring any unforseen problems, I'll stick around.
4 comments:
I have been off of aol for many months and found out I could still access my journal through aim. The only thing I didn't have access to was FTP space which I didn't know how to use anyway! I have two identical journals ~ one on aol and one on blogger. I create the entry in aol's and then copy and paste it into the blogger journal. No need to give anything up!
Traci
I heard about this on the news and read it in the paper about three weeks ago then I went to AOL live help and that person said they didn't know anything about it and just beacuse I read it in the paper didn't mean it was true. We shall see. I hope it is. Helen
I'm with you Mosie.. I doesn't always love everything about AOL, but it's been my home for the last 12 years. I don't like change much, so I can't see myself leaving for another provider. AOL is one of the easiest places to get around. Besides I love Jland. Can't see myself saying goodbye here..
Jackie
you better stick around, I love your pictures and reading about your life. I'll check it out thanks.
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