Paid User?

[ericadawn16]

Someone was nice enough to give me one of those holiday coupons for either 10$ or 15$ for a full year of paid membership too LJ.

Now, here's the question: Is it really worth it?

Is there really that much more to it than having more icons?

I have a hard time deciding which icon to use as it is.

Comments

[51stcenturyfox.livejournal.com]

I think it's worth it just to stop seeing the ads because the pages load faster. (And I admit I love having a lot of icons.. I have to delete them and fit more in all the time.) :)

[ayaneva.livejournal.com]

Oh wow! I didn't even notice the lack of ads on mine (I was gifted my paid account by anon for Christmas). Thank god! That Best Buy ad that killed the entire screen was driving me crazy. D:

ETA: And oh look. I had to edit for a spelling mistake. XD I love the edit function sfm.

[51stcenturyfox.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah, Editing comments!

I had an RP journal that wasn't paid and that was such a bummer, not being able to edit.

[ayaneva.livejournal.com]

I love it! I'll admit, I mostly love it for the icons. lol But you can also check out user stats and whatnot. You have access to more layouts...which does me no good because I love my minimalistic layout. I LOVE the edit function for posts because I post A LOT on comms. To be able to edit is brilliant.

But I'm REALLY loving the icon space. I've filled up most of it already

[laufeyette.livejournal.com]

No ads and editing comments! It's so worth it.

[artic-fox.livejournal.com]

I've had a paid account forever. I got it because I wanted more icons, but it does give you some other cool options - more layouts, edit functions, NO ADS, THANK GOD.

HERE is a link which tells you what you get with a paid account.

[phantomsgyrl.livejournal.com]

It's so worth it to pay for an account. I've had a permanent account for about 5 years and I love that it has no ads and the editing features are an added bonus.

Michelle

[jo02]

Foxy's right about the lack of ads, that's a complete bonus, but for me I simply can't live without the "view in your own style" feature.