The website works both as a blogger and social networking site. The site currently has more than 16 million journals stemming from across the world on various topics. First users will have to start by signing up for an account. Users can edit their location information, gender, interests, and customize the theme of their journals. Uses who decide to get a paid account get more benefits like the ability to create themes, access to library of over six hundred themes, advertise free page, more photo storage space, voice posting, and domain hosting. On the homepage registered users can post an entry, check mail, visit other friends’ pages, and read Livejournal news. The homepage also features the week’s top journals at the bottom, and task list at right of the page. Besides being able to see their journals users can post entries, edit entries, select journal styles, customize journals, manage comments, manage tags, and change view options in the journal section. The profile section allows users to view their profile, manage pictures, and manage schools. The section also features a section called memories. In memories people can search a user’s most notable journal entries. The site makes it easy for users to share their blogs. Users can search and add friends. Users can also manage their groups, their invites, and post community entries. Livejournal offers its users a chat tool that allows them to keep in touch. Users can also nudge friends who they want to post new entries. Livejournal is a place for those who want to express themselves, and contact with those who have common interests. It has also become a tool for countries to promote their interest. Livejournal controls all this content by allowing users to search for journals by users, region, interests, and emails.