A weblog or blog site that allows a person to keep an online log to be used how they see fit. Places such as Livejournal can be considered similar to services that offer small parcels of online space for websites like Geocities - where big-name bloggers often have their own custom blog sites, others can get a Livejournal with no cost to them.
Livejournal is commonly used by its users to detail their daily lives, and a release from the stresses of such; much like a more traditional, private journal. The exception is that these journals are open to everyone (or perhaps just a circle of friends). This can create many problems, as Livejournals often become a method of conducting socialpolitics.
Livejournals and the ability to make your thoughts and feelings public are indeed a seductive venture. If you're going to make a public blog, though, be viewtiful about your entries. Entertain people.
The exact opposite of journalistic integrity. Reports typed about anything anytime anywhere without showing the slightest regard to tact, repuatation, or (self) respect. Often contains large doses of unwarranted self-importance.
Typical LiveJournal Entry: kk so todai i 8 a turky sanwich nd omg julie waz such a btch at wurk 2day omg i just wnt her to die!!!11one! >.<"