The memory submision form only has three fields, top one for username, the timestamp:no/value entry is for the unix timecode of the date you’re submitting to and then the last entry field is where we are putting our memories and including the title, value (a sub heading) and then the body. You cant format in this entry field so everything has to be a single chunk of text with no linebreaks.
Bomberbois email exhange above between him and Archie will explain why we’re doing it this way now whereas before we just included a memory in the third field.
Alternatively, System is accepting them via email for those who find the memory submission form a bit tricky with no formatting allowed and not being able to review your entry properly, as @BenR 's enquiries to Archie yielded.
@Mafi-143 the Memory Timestamp tracker sheet from bomberboi is doing a good job of this. While we can’t preserve all submissions that arent made public for bomberboi to collect or added by the original author manually, it already has over 600 memory timestamp submissions collected. Its immense 
Id love to know the actual number on the PMs end