I sort of thought that the time frame would let people assume what time of day it currently was. ^^;<br/><br/>Such as, if you start off posting during the morning and three days have passed it doesn't mean you have to suddenly look out the window and realize it's noon. Merely that you'll know you're a bit behind on the day and will start catching up, whether it be with a short 'black-out' to continue to a next scene or just look down at your watch and realize it's time for lunch.<br/><br/>For example, our current Day 1. Seeing as how it's already almost halfway through the first day, instead of newcomers posting that it was still early morning they can mention that it's late morning/early afternoon and the rest can just assume that the events that have taken place thus far was more time consuming than first thought. Conversations can be lengthy despite them seeming to last mere seconds, you could have been staring at a picture for ten minutes instead of just the perceived one...etc.<br/><br/>Otherwise Day 1 is going to come to an end and it's still early morning. =x<br/><br/>Either way, once again, these are just ideas and I won't be doing anything with it unless positive feedback is received. =)