MaximilianI  said:   What makes you think I did not do that? You're the second guy in a handful of posts to tell me.  This the place to let others know.   The support closed the old ticket after acknowledging the problem's existence, but falsely claiming it was solved.  I opened a new ticket, no answer, no solution so far. Roll20 is unreliable.    Keith, a refund is unhelpful since this is a running a campaign.             Sorry, I was posting that in reference to this specific sentence:  You Roll20 are unprofessional and you are loosing a customer.  ... which felt like a direct address to Roll20, rather than the users in this thread. I just meant that if you wanted to communicate that particular message to Roll20, that would be the place where they would see it. FWIW, I did make a report on this to see if I could get more attention on it. Apparently this is an intermittent problem for a few users (categories don't expand in the journal tab) and has proved very hard to reproduce (it's happened to me once, but a refresh helped in my case). Without solid reproduction, it's difficult for the team to find out what is going on. Which is another reason I and others often recommend the Help Center. More reports = more data points = more chance of finding a root cause.  I realize none of this helps clear up your particular issue, and that it is frustrating. I wish I could do more.