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Page Not Found: '90 Day Jane'

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Update: a commenter pointed us to the new location of 90 Day Jane's website. If "Jane" is to be believed, the whole thing is an art project. And she's disappointed in us.

The anonymous blogger known as 90 Day Jane has gone 404. She said she intended to kill herself in 90 days, and she was counting down to the zero hour with a post each day.

Who knows whether Jane was operating in earnest or crafting a hoax. She attracted a crowd in a hurry, with many of her readers using the comments section to urge her on. Today would've been day 82. Instead, her usual Web address goes to a Page Not Found message from Blogger.

Jane had written that if Blogger pulled her site, her audience should go to 90dayjane.com. That takes you back to her defunct Blogger page.

Bonus: Radar offers an emerging theory of the site's origin (warning: adult language).

Laura Conaway

7:00 AM ET | 02-13-2008 | permalink

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ATTENTION,

Jane's blog HAS BEEN MOVED TO

http://90dayjane.notlong.com

Please inform whoever you can

Sent by j-friend | 9:34 AM ET | 02-13-2008

FYI, http://90-day-jane.blogspot.com/ is back up (and http://90dayjane.notlong.com redirects to it) and it's still at Day 83.

Sent by Michael Calanan, SLC, UT | 10:33 AM ET | 02-13-2008

The "restored" blogs are NOT from Jane. Don't be fooled by opportunists that are trying to hijack this thing while it's going viral.

Sent by Daniel | 12:54 PM ET | 02-13-2008

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