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clock of this forum is +1 hour wrong.
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maybe it uses finish time?
didn't it do that in the past?
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It uses finnish time, so the clock should be 1 hour ahead :idea:
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No, no it has nothing to do with finnish time.

The forum is managed by Craco, a belgium, and the reason that the forum clock is one hour ahead is the switch to winter-time last sunday.
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The server running the forum software isn't in Finland, the difference is most probably because of the winter time. You can fix the dates by going to your Profile and selecting a suitable time zone (I changed from GMT+3 to GMT+2, you may need to change from GMT+2 to GMT+1).
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avij wrote:The server running the forum software isn't in Finland, the difference is most probably because of the winter time. You can fix the dates by going to your Profile and selecting a suitable time zone (I changed from GMT+3 to GMT+2, you may need to change from GMT+2 to GMT+1).
I had indeed to do with the change to winter time. I did set the general forum time back to GMT+1. You can change it also in your Profile and set it there to GMT+1.

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But does this also have to do with summer/wintertime. Looks really strange. The sunday isn't even over yet?
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giberski wrote:But does this also have to do with summer/wintertime. Looks really strange. The sunday isn't even over yet?
In wintertime it isn't indeed... i've put the time of the forum now back to GMT+1 for the wintertime.. When are they going to cancel this juggling around with the hour?

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And it`s winter time again!!
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pastel wrote:And it`s winter time again!!
Seems so, according to our Spanish time expert... (I wonder why this topic is off-topic)
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