Because JournalFen isn't LiveJournal, nor is it affiliated with LiveJournal in any way. JF uses the free LJ source code. And no, that's not a TOSable offense over at LJ, no matter how much you may want it to be.

For information on JF accounts, see http://www.journalfen.net/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=5

If the date or time of an entry is showing up incorrectly, this just means that the clock on your computer is now, or was at some time, set to the wrong date or time. This could affect all posts made after the incorrect post. First, make sure that the date, time, and time zone are all now set correctly on your computer. Then edit the date and time of the entries that are incorrect by doing the following:


USING THE WEB INTERFACE:

Go to http://www.JournalFen.net/editjournal.bml and select the date that the entry is currently showing on your journal. Manually type in the correct date/time of the journal entry and save your changes.


USING A DOWNLOADED CLIENT:

Many clients available for download include the ability to edit previous journal entries. For more information on your preferred client, consult its documentation or its menu options. See http://www.JournalFen.net/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=158 for information on downloading a client.

ANOTHER POSSIBLE REASON:
If you'be had the same browser window open for a long amount of time and you're getting the wrong time, try opening a new browser window.

"Error
One or more errors occured processing your request. Please go back, correct the necessary information, and submit your data again.

You cannot go to this page directly, you must have a registration URL to complete this registration."

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This notice appears if you do not have the complete URL in the location or address bar of your browser.

The URL that JournalFen sends will look something like this (this is an example, and will return a result you can't use): http://www.JournalFen.net/confirm/501286.9ssksbn4aa2kr7h .

If you are getting an error when you try to validate, try copy/pasting or typing the confirmation URL into your browser's address/location bar.

Validation URLs expire if they are not used within one week of them being sent. If it has been over one week since the confirmation e-mail was sent to you, or if you are having problems receiving the validation e-mail, please see http://www.JournalFen.net/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=11 for instructions on having another one sent to you. The e-mail you receive will contain a new validation URL which you can then use to finalize your account set-up.

Problems displaying your journal or Friends page usually result from one of two main problems.

First, you or someone on your Friends list may have posted a large image, long string of text, or a poll with a large text entry box. All of these things can cause the width of the page to be larger than your screen, so that you have to scroll horizontally to see all of it.

Second, you or someone on your Friends list may have posted HTML that is incorrectly written. A quiz or other external content that is pasted in to a journal entry is the most common cause of this problem. This frequently affects journal layout severely and may cause other entries (especially those following the entry containing incorrect HTML) not to display at all.

To avoid these issues:

* Use the tag when posting large images, long strings of text, or external content like quizzes. See http://www.JournalFen.net/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=75 for more details on how to use this tag.
* Occasionally enter a space in any long strings of text.
* Shorten long text.
* Limit the size of any picture posted in an entry.
* Limit your poll's text entry boxes to a smaller size. You will still be able to enter the same amount of text in a smaller box; the amount of text entered is controlled by the "maxlength" property of the text box, which can be up to 255 characters.

If the entry is yours, you can edit it by following the instructions given at http://www.JournalFen.net/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=2.

If the entry is on your Friends page, you could ask the person who posted it to change the entry by editing it, adding an tag, or removing it altogether (for information on entry deletion, see http://www.JournalFen.net/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=3).

Alternatively, you can can create a custom Friends group (http://www.JournalFen.net/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=102) named "Default View", placing everyone in that view but the person who has posted the entry. This will temporarily remove the friend from your Friends page, but not from your actual Friends list. After some time, you can remove the Friends group, as the post causing the problem will no longer be displayed. You can also temporarily remove the friend from your list, or simply wait for the post to scroll off your Friends page.

Because you touch yourself at night. On the off chance you don't touch yourself at night, it's because JournalFen doesn't offer those particular options, though it may in the future.