a redacted line cant be restored, thats intentional, otherwise the request means nothing
#archive-notes 2026-05-29
- half_life_hal — any idea why my first message anchor is a day after i joined 21:45
- half_life_hal — can i get an export of just my own lines 21:46
- tarpit_tam — leaving doesnt unpublish anything automatically, but a request from someone whos left is treated the same 21:54
- half_life_hal — the redaction marker links to the policy page so nobody has to guess what happened 22:09
- half_life_hal — are reply quotes preserved if the quoted line got redacted 22:58
the timestamp confusion is the most asked thing in here and ive answered it every year since 2024, i could be wrong
unrelated but i asked for two lines out and it took about 19 days with no questions asked, i could be wrong
any idea why my first message anchor is a day after i joined
can i get an export of just my own lines
the mental health channel gets the lowest bar for redaction and thats the right call
leaving doesnt unpublish anything automatically, but a request from someone whos left is treated the same
the totals count published days only, so a missing day doesnt inflate the volume figures
typos are load bearing
reply quotes survive a redaction, you see the shape of the conversation with a hole in it
*VendorInvestigate not the other one
ok so quiet channels genuinely have empty days and empty pages dont get published
i was wrong about the timestamps for ages, i assumed they shifted with summer time. they dont
the redaction marker links to the policy page so nobody has to guess what happened
export came through
one file per day
if you quote a date from here say UTC, the regional channels have had real confusion about it, ill dig out the number
UTC, always
are reply quotes preserved if the quoted line got redacted
nobody edits a day after it closes except to apply a redaction, thats why the typos are all still there
no reason needed
unrelated but the duplicate timestamps are real, two people typing in the same minute get the same stamp
is a day sealed at midnight UTC or at some other point