I've never really liked the "less than a minute ago" you get when you just made a post. GitHub uses the term "just now" which I would find a way better term.
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Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
"Just now" is too informal for my taste. If I were trying to shorten this, I'd use "seconds ago" or "moments ago", but I really don't have a problem with "less than a minute ago"
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
"X seconds ago" would be best I think if we were to change it.
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
++EXreaction wrote:"X seconds ago" would be best I think if we were to change it.
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
I like "just now"
When I think about it, I feel like it kind of makes things seem a little less static, and a little more real-time AJAX kind of vibe. It has a sense of immediacy.
Compare the two:
Post updated just now!
Post updated 38 seconds ago.
When I think about it, I feel like it kind of makes things seem a little less static, and a little more real-time AJAX kind of vibe. It has a sense of immediacy.
Compare the two:
Post updated just now!
Post updated 38 seconds ago.
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
Its a personal thing as to which is better - I like precise vales hence 38 seconds ago is what I like.
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
It would also be nice if there was an option to turn this off. I very much prefer it the way it was before 3.0.4 so atm I just comment out those lines in session.php.
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
Couldn't you just use a date format that doesn't do that?marian0810 wrote:It would also be nice if there was an option to turn this off. I very much prefer it the way it was before 3.0.4 so atm I just comment out those lines in session.php.
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
I want to have the Today and Tomorrow part and not the 'xxx minutes ago' part, but there didn't seem to be an option for that. Great idea to make one
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Re: Change "less than a minute ago" to something shorter
I agree.nickvergessen wrote:++EXreaction wrote:"X seconds ago" would be best I think if we were to change it.