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new LJ feature, apparently
May. 29th, 2008 08:59 amLJ is now fixed so that if you're not authorized to view an entry, it doesn't show up as a highlighted date on the user's calendar/archive page.
You used to be able to see highlighted days of WHEN someone makes posts without being on their Friends List. So you can't see the subject text or anything else, but you can see the fact that they posted on a certain day or the number of posts they made on a certain day. At one point fairly recently, I saw![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sineater had sporadic posts as recently as 5/16, and then they all seemed to disappear. I kind of freaked out because it looked like he'd deleted all entries since January and I was really worried about him, but of course have no way to communicate with him (his choice).
ANYWAY, Mystery solved. New LJ feature, not him deleting in preparations for another shit-storm. All good. I hope. It's a few days to their anniversary, about a week to her birthday, so if he survives that, I guess he'll be OK until the crisis period of his birthday/Thanksgiving/Xmas.
You used to be able to see highlighted days of WHEN someone makes posts without being on their Friends List. So you can't see the subject text or anything else, but you can see the fact that they posted on a certain day or the number of posts they made on a certain day. At one point fairly recently, I saw
sineater had sporadic posts as recently as 5/16, and then they all seemed to disappear. I kind of freaked out because it looked like he'd deleted all entries since January and I was really worried about him, but of course have no way to communicate with him (his choice).ANYWAY, Mystery solved. New LJ feature, not him deleting in preparations for another shit-storm. All good. I hope. It's a few days to their anniversary, about a week to her birthday, so if he survives that, I guess he'll be OK until the crisis period of his birthday/Thanksgiving/Xmas.
