Diary-X
In An Open Letter, Diary-X's Stephen Deken says this:
Old Diary-X users can register their new site here.
In An Open Letter, Diary-X's Stephen Deken says this:
Diary-X has suffered from an unrecoverable drive failure. Due to a combination of issues, the last backup (from December 2004) contained only configuration files and other non-essential files. We do not have any other backups for the site. All journals, user information, forum posts, templates, images, and everything else are all irrecoverably lost... I believe it makes the most sense to close Diary-X permanently. Tentatively, the site will go dark on March 31st, 2006.But going to diary-x.com says they are going to rework the site and Diary-X will be "reborn." Wikipedia says this:
As of March 2006, a community project is underway to construct a site which combines the features popularized by Diary-X with more modern features popular on other services. This community project, called Codexed, is headed up by a group of eight people. The administrator of the original site plans to contribute to the new project, but will not be involved in the administration.According to answers.com, in 2005, Diary-X hosted approximately 120,000 journals, of which approximately 8,000 were being actively updated.
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