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1. I have a paid account. I’ve also been a free user. I’m not sure if you get different service, but if you get a paid account (it’s pretty cheap), it allows them to have more servers and such.

   So, maybe so?

   Comment by sichernde_seele — September 22, 2004 @ 1:53 pm

2. I read on the paid accounts community that there’s new code in place that let’s all paid members to the front of the line in any server calls. So you have to wait until the paid members are all being taken care of before your request is accepted.

   Kinda like those line jumping passes they have at theme parks!

   Comment by maskedfencer — September 22, 2004 @ 2:08 pm

3. It does NOT speed the loading. A lot of times LJ is just slow because one of the hamsters running their server flops over dead. It’s really slow for me right now too… also caused me to double post twice today because after the first post I’d get “unable to connect to server; try again.” I’d do it again and suddenly I’ve got 2 posts up.

   Mine is a paid account. So don’t bother.

   Comment by kemidra — September 22, 2004 @ 2:14 pm

4. well, it’s now true that paid users get faster access. they did add in code that lets us “jump in line.”

   So, take that as you may.

   Comment by rasputinaxp — September 22, 2004 @ 2:18 pm

5. I haven’t heard that it does. Whut kind of connection do you use?

   Comment by mister_fister — September 22, 2004 @ 4:05 pm

6. yea i think its true, im a paid user and and my girl is not. it seemed much faster for me one night when i was on my account and then when she signed on her account after me it was so damn slow, i was like how can it be quicker for me but when she signed on it was slow as hell. guess thats why.

   Comment by pathfinder02 — September 22, 2004 @ 11:21 pm

7. Ah, cool, that is what I was hoping to find - someone who could compare. Maybe I’ll just get it for 2 months and try it out.

   Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 1:25 am

8. I noticed your double posts After I get an error, I always go check and refresh my page, just to make sure it didn’t post - most times it really did.

   I’ve been thinking that I might just try the 2 mos paid and see how I like it. It’s a fairly cheap test.

   Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 1:27 am

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