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Make sure to read our Terms of Use before proceeding. You agree to abide by those terms as a condition of having your user account on LJWorld.com. The Terms of Use include (but aren't limited to):

By using LJWorld.com's On the Street or Comments feature you:

Agree not to solicit others. You agree not to use your LJWorld.com comments to advertise or to solicit anyone to buy or sell products or services, or to make donations of any kind, without our express written approval;

Agree not to upload, post, distribute, e-mail or otherwise publish or make available on LJWorld.com's Reader Forums, On the Street or in Comments any comments that are libelous, defamatory, obscene, harmful, vulgar, threatening, tortious, harassing, abusive, invasive of another's privacy, hateful, racially or ethnically objectionable, or otherwise illegal material;

If you agree to these terms and then violate them and become a consistent problem for us, our site's other users or our message board's administrators and moderators, we can and will ban you from using this free public service.

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Start by giving us your e-mail address, and we'll send you instructions on how to continue. Check your e-mail in a few minutes and follow the instructions therein.

Note: If your e-mail provider, to control spam, does not allow incoming messages from senders you have not approved beforehand, you will need to set up your e-mail account to allow messages from webmaster@ljworld.com. Our software sends out a confirmation e-mail, and LJWorld.com cannot be responsible for making sure your e-mail provider allows the confirmation e-mail to be accepted. AOL users: AOL might consider the registration e-mail we send out to be spam and prevent you from receiving it. Unfortunately, until AOL changes their e-mail mechanisms, the only work-around is to sign up for a LJWorld.com account using a non-AOL e-mail account, such as from Yahoo!, or Hotmail.

We will not spam you or give your e-mail address to anybody. We hate spam as much as you do. We ask for your e-mail address in order to curtail the multiple-account-registration syndrome - which happens anyway, but this is somewhat of a barrier.