I bet at least one of you did...

[lovingboth]

I put a network card in my PC at home, so I could use the USB-Ethernet dongle Homechoice gave me because I didn't have a network card somewhere else.

Ok, restart PC. Run Firefox. Restore tab session. (Go away for several minutes, because reloading 100+ tabs isn't exactly quick!) A quick browse to see if it worked...

You are not authorised to view this protected entry.

Hmm, wtf is smchyrocky?

Ah.

I know it's "watching car crashes" stuff, but did anyone make a copy before all the incriminating stuff went private?

Comments

[purplerabbits.livejournal.com]

I don't get it. Was there, in fact, any incriminating stuff? And why exactly is it OK to mirror her enture journal all over the web?

[valkyriekaren.livejournal.com]

The fact that it was done by someone going under the name 'Implied Consent' creeps me, frankly. This girl did not 'consent' to having her personal writings copied.

[lovingboth]

I don't feel particularly proud, but I'd only got about a quarter the way through the comments...

[purplerabbits.livejournal.com]

Well I don't think it's wrong to read her journal - which was after all there to be read, but I was confused by people who posted the link everywhere because there was as far as I know no big confession or even incriminating evidence there. I do think it's wrong to mirror the journal after it's been made private, though.

[lovingboth]

Even though it wasn't her that made it private?

I've also been wondering whether ot not she'd turned off robots indexing it. Google doesn't have a copy (but if I were deleting a journal, I'd be smarter than Rupert "Conniving little shit" Allison and tell google to delete its cache!) Archive.org doesn't either, but then it doesn't have anything of mine since mid-2003 or so.