the duplicate timestamps are real, two people typing in the same minute get the same stamp
#archive-notes 2025-07-16
Wednesday23 messages6 participantstimes are UTC
Highlights from this day
- bengaluru_bac — asked for an export of my own lines and got it, a plain text bundle split by day 20:34
- luerlok — reply quotes survive a redaction, you see the shape of the conversation with a hole in it an edit inside the first minute is silent, after that it marks, which… 20:46
- nine_nine_one — why is everything in UTC when nearly nobody here is 21:35
- patent_2026 — the edited marker means the line was changed inside the same day, before the day sealed 22:14
does the logging pass run once a day or continuously
asked for an export of my own lines and got it, a plain text bundle split by day
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quiet channels genuinely have empty days and empty pages dont get published, happy to be corrected
coming back to this gaps look worse in the sourcing channels because of the new year window when suppliers close
UTC, always
can i get an export of just my own lines
how far back can a redaction request go
reply quotes survive a redaction, you see the shape of the conversation with a hole in it
an edit inside the first minute is silent, after that it marks, which catches people out
if you quote a date from here say UTC, the regional channels have had real confusion about it
does a redaction remove the whole day or only the line
coming back to this is anyone else seeing a day with two of the same timestamp
still confuses me
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exports are one file per channel per day because thats the shape the logger writes
why is everything in UTC when nearly nobody here is
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nobody edits a day after it closes except to apply a redaction, thats why the typos are all still there
there were two multi day logging failures, one in 2024 and one in 2025, those days are just gone
an edit inside the first minute is silent, after that it marks, which catches people out
the edited marker means the line was changed inside the same day, before the day sealed
medutest-report-b-0114.pdf
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the timestamp confusion is the most asked thing in here and ive answered it every year since 2024
UTC always, no seasonal adjustment, which is why evenings in australia land on the previous date, i could be wrong
there is no window on a redaction request, any published line at any time
typos are load bearing