first of all thanks for the site. i wanted to suggest to change the format of
the "time on site" field to include days, then you could see more easly at witch
time of day the previous torrents where added.
[#52554]
Written by: aussiemadmum [24/08/2007, 02:18]
Quote by videoopiate
the problem is your dealing with basically every timezone on
the planet. im on
the us west coast and all the dates are a day off already.
i agree. i'm in aust, and still haven't completely figured the times
out!!!
thank god for cat tv!! i've adjusted it to my timezone and now at least i get
a pretty good idea.
just out of curiosity, what country's timezone is ez running off???
[#52586]
Written by: Der Tung [24/08/2007, 05:31]
it doesnt matter in witch timezone the site runs, if they say the torrent is on
site for 3 days and 20 hours or so and not the torrent is on site since
21.08.2007 03:35.
[#52592]
Written by: CTU_Bauer [24/08/2007, 06:32]
indeed, der tung. you don't need to know what time zone it is to tell someone '3
hours ago'. do you?
[#52653]
Written by: Der Tung [24/08/2007, 17:29]
for example if you want to estimate at witch time the next torrent for this show
will be added it would be much easier to se the last one was like 6 days and 22
hours ago the one before 13 days and 22,5 hours ago, than the last was 166 and
the one before 324 hours ago. you could see it will aproximatly take two more
hours.
[#52655]
Written by: xander85 [24/08/2007, 18:09]
the time on site doesn't matter to me at all, if the torrent is there ill
download it. who cares how long its been on the site, just the fact that its
there is good enuf, your getting all this for free too btw so suck it up
[#52661]
Written by: vi76 [24/08/2007, 19:21]
Quote by xander85
...who cares how long its been on the site...
you're missing the point. that is not the issue. nor does it have to do with
timezones.
it's just easier to search back if instead of '334 hours ago' it said '13
days, 22 hours ago'. a bit like isohunt does.
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