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FF.net begins deleting stories with NC-17 content. Following this, statements are released explaining policy changes
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User Astolat proposed idea for Archive of Our Own (AO3).
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LJ enacts a policy change regarding hosting blogs with particular content (examples including child pornography, incest and rape). Journals determined to contain this content are deleted and a journal names appear with a strikethrough
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Although many accounts were restored after Strikethrough, a second round of suspensions, this time witn names bolded through, hits LiveJournal Users
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LiveJournal is sold to a Russian developer, SUP. Over the next few years, changes made by developer lead to drama
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LJ fork site meant to offer "better" features and aimed at being friendlier to users posting particular content. Lacked several features users had liked about LJ
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LiveJournal experiences a series of DDOS attacks. During these attacks, many users cannot access or use LiveJournal
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FF.Net begins deleting stories, again, this time stating that they are starting to enforce policies that has been enacted in 2002