Dates are not shown in a consitant manner (low level importance)

[Abambo]

I'm browsing the forum on my Windows 10 computer using Firefox. I blurred the content. Numerical dates are in the European format DD/MM/YYYY.

Today, I noticed that dates on the posts are shown differently depending on the person(?) that posted and the post (the thread here is this one: https://community.adobe.com/t5/stock-contributors-discussions/blocked-account/td-p/14285360😞

If you now think it's me:

Is it in the context of the time of the day, the post has been made?

[jane-e]

@Abambo 

Low importance, but high interest! I looked on the current SFTW thread because I know where most of the regulars live. Every one has Military date format as it's known in the US (or European date format as it's known to the rest of the world.) There was no deviation.

[Abambo]

@jane-e ,

That does not disturb me, as I live in Europe, I expect dates localized fo my region. I can read the American notation, however, it's not that easygoing. But I did not expect two different notations. 

Yours is nicely written in the European format: DD/MM/YYYY 😀

[kglad]

i only see one notation, non-numerical.

[Abambo]

It looks like it's a matter of the timing of the posting and the timing of when it get checked from the reader. 

[kglad]

could be.  i do see posts less than one day old listed how long ago they were posted and not the date posted.

[jane-e]

@Abambo 

Yes, my date is in the European format and I live in the USA. Everyone in the thread I mentioned has the European format, but several live in the USA. 

Jane

[jane-e]

@Abambo 

In the SFTW thread, all dates are dd mmm yyyy

In this thread, all dates are mmm dd, yyyy

[Jill_C]

Weird. On my iPad the date format is consistently Mon DD, year.  Jan 12, 2024.   Irrespective of the location of the poster.

[kglad]

@Jill_C 

ditto

[Abambo]

 Irrespective of the location of the poster.

By @Jill_C 

The settings on your computer are decisive. My settings are OK. I just get two different views based on some obscure parameter. It simply looks like Khoros is calling different functions or the same function with different parameters based on something.