While your worry about the SSD wear is unfounded, here is how you can do it. You can pretty much use this to move any directory that an application wants to be in a certain place, even special Windows directories and such.
1) Shut down EQ.
2) Move your Logs directory to where you want it to be in the future. For me, I moved it so that instead of being in C:\Games\EQTitaniumP1999\Logs, it is now in E:\Logs. You can move it with all the files in it.
3) Open a command prompt and type the following:
mklink /j C:\Games\EQTitaniumP1999\Logs E:\Logs
Obviously replace the directory paths to suit you.
Boom, there is now a "symbolic link" in place that makes any file operation targeted at C:\Games\EQTitaniumP1999\Logs get redirected to E:\Logs
To remove it, simply delete the "Logs" link (has the icon of a directory with a shortcut arrow on it) in your EQ directory.
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