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Dreamwidth invite codes, round 2
It isn't LJ's fault they got DDoS'd, but it does highlight the usefulness of having a backup place for your data. In light of that, have some invite codes:
PV5ABCXCYGMFKAAAME8K
94HX75SDEM99GAAAMZUY
FWYCMK2EABXR5AAAEJ9Y
YCH2ARD3C57NPAAAEJ9Z
T77HJTF58GMH5AAAEJ92
VGFS35K7YY2B8AAAM2G8
5E576JF8Z2CFRAAALJ9E
9687XD6M99YCHAAALJ9F
Grab one and plug it in on the front page to get a DW account.
Also, I saw some confusion about this recently, so for the record: LJ didn't have open signups until at least four years after it opened. When I originally got the account![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sailorptah, it was with an invite code. (From a high school classmate. Ah, the good old days.) If and when DW will switch to open signups remains to be seen; in the meantime, their invites are a whole lot easier to get ahold of.
94HX75SDEM99GAAAMZUY
FWYCMK2EABXR5AAAEJ9Y
YCH2ARD3C57NPAAAEJ9Z
T77HJTF58GMH5AAAEJ92
VGFS35K7YY2B8AAAM2G8
5E576JF8Z2CFRAAALJ9E
9687XD6M99YCHAAALJ9F
Grab one and plug it in on the front page to get a DW account.
Also, I saw some confusion about this recently, so for the record: LJ didn't have open signups until at least four years after it opened. When I originally got the account
sailorptah, it was with an invite code. (From a high school classmate. Ah, the good old days.) If and when DW will switch to open signups remains to be seen; in the meantime, their invites are a whole lot easier to get ahold of.