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Oct. 26th, 2011 01:41 pmUGH, LJ. I'm not even there but for one music community really, but they modified something in their code so that LJ-Login (and all derivatives) no longer works with their site, w/o letting the coder or anyone else know, and will now not release what it is they changed so that he can fix his add-on.
Squeaky, PLEASE don't follow suit. :( I left you a little love in ~announcements in hopes that you won't, and because this site is generally great and my interwebs RP home.
EDIT: After![[insanejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/ij-userinfo.gif)
thebodypolitic commented, I thought I'd PSA this -- the most recent push also introduced a bug that is logging people into the wrong account at random. She found herself logged into an account she's never owned, able to see all of their private entries and bio information. Since she's not evil, she promptly logged out, but then has been left wondering: if she wound up in someone else's journal, who wound up in hers? Longstoryshort, if you have any identifying personal info in any livejournal accounts (name, location, credit card info from payment pages, etc.) even if it's set to be private, should someone accidentally wind up in your account, they're viewing it. For more info, check out Unfunny Business on journalfen.
Squeaky, PLEASE don't follow suit. :( I left you a little love in ~announcements in hopes that you won't, and because this site is generally great and my interwebs RP home.
EDIT: After
thebodypolitic commented, I thought I'd PSA this -- the most recent push also introduced a bug that is logging people into the wrong account at random. She found herself logged into an account she's never owned, able to see all of their private entries and bio information. Since she's not evil, she promptly logged out, but then has been left wondering: if she wound up in someone else's journal, who wound up in hers? Longstoryshort, if you have any identifying personal info in any livejournal accounts (name, location, credit card info from payment pages, etc.) even if it's set to be private, should someone accidentally wind up in your account, they're viewing it. For more info, check out Unfunny Business on journalfen.
