LiveJournal.org is the "non-profit" wing of LiveJournal.com.
While
LiveJournal.com, the site, relies on money from users to pay for the servers
and bandwidth, the LiveJournal code remains free.
See Danga.com for descriptions of our infrastructure code, and code.sixapart.com for repo information.
The LiveJournal source is available through subversion.
Commits as they happen are posted on the LiveJournal changelog blog.
The developers hang around lj_dev, the LiveJournal development community. Client authors should look at lj_clients.
Much of the documented developer information, including the database scheme and the client protocol, is available at LiveJournal.com's developer area.