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Yesterday, (actually, while reading about GreatestJournal's blocking the creation of new accounts *gasp*)<--EDIT:(Apparently, new accounts can once again be created) I happened to come across an LJ-archiving program called, you guessed it, LJArchive. It's a program that not only archives your LJ, it archives it in an environment that is very similar, yet more intuitive, than regular LJ. It's so much easier to navigate through your older entries, which are listed in a sort of spreadsheet-list form. This is exactly what I had wanted for archiving my LJ.
( I drone on and on about it )
Besides simply archiving, the program has these little extras referred to as "plug-ins" that analyze your LJ for the frequency of entries per month, your top commenters (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
slashtacular and aesthetictrekie, I'm looking at you!;-)), and frequency of words used. So without further ado, I give you my top 10 words used on burendasan4!( For your viewing pleasure, I put the list behind the cut )
Note that "common words", such as "a", "and", "to", "of", etc. were not counted.
( I drone on and on about it )
Besides simply archiving, the program has these little extras referred to as "plug-ins" that analyze your LJ for the frequency of entries per month, your top commenters (
slashtacular and aesthetictrekie, I'm looking at you!;-)), and frequency of words used. So without further ado, I give you my top 10 words used on burendasan4!( For your viewing pleasure, I put the list behind the cut )Note that "common words", such as "a", "and", "to", "of", etc. were not counted.
