LiveJournal users are protesting recent changes in the site policy by declaring a
24-hour content strike. The one-day content strike is on for
this Friday, March 21, from midnight GMT to midnight GMT.
Read all about it
here.
I care about the issues mentioned, and I can deal with not posting any comments or posts for 24 hours, so I'm in.
I'm not going to be angry with anyone who isn't, we all make our own choices; I'm just telling you where I'm standing on this, and spreading the word.

What's this about?- It's about free and ad-free LiveJournal accounts being abolished for new members, ignoring the advice from the newly-formed Advisory Board.
- It's about LJ staff trying to sneak this decision in under the radar, and when people found out, telling the users it was done 'to make the signup process less confusing'.
- It's about LJ staff failing to apologize for trying to hide the facts from view and for lying about the actual reasons for their actions.
And finally, it's about the latest decision to hide certain user interests from the list of Most Popular Interests, some of them being fanfiction, bisexuality, sex and depression. This decision was not announced or explained in any way. Users found out for themselves. The list is now back in its original form. No official announcement or explanations from the staff so far.