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I also changed the date/time format, so that it now reads (minutes and hours ago) that a thread was updated instead of it saying yesterday/today. What does everyone prefer? The yesterday/today format or the minute/hour format?

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I go for the minute/hour format myself.
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Here I thought this thread was about on how to pick up ladies! LOL Oh well, back to the drawing board. LOL

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Here I thought this thread was about on how to pick up ladies! LOL Oh well, back to the drawing board. LOL
A thread named "Dates" in the Suggestions/Troubleshooting & Feedback forum... hmm, I see where the confusion came from Cedric.

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I prefer the minute/hour format thanks

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