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can I post and comment yet?

posted by martyb on Monday March 09 2015, @10:16AM   Printer-friendly
from the 2015-03-09_14:14:55-can-I-post-and-comment-yet? dept.

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2015-03-09_14:14:55 can-I-post-and-comment-yet?

 
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  • (Score: 2) by martyb on Friday March 13 2015, @08:04PM

    by martyb (76) on Friday March 13 2015, @08:04PM (#28325) Journal

    According to my clock, I have now 'passed into tomorrow' — in other words, it is now approximately 2015-03-14_00:03:30

    I refreshed the page containing the above comments and still saw the subscriber badge.

    It might be that the page is cached and it may take a while for the cache to refresh... I'll try again in a few minutes.

    Starting Score:    1  point
    Karma-Bonus Modifier   +1  
    Total Score:   2  

  • (Score: 2) by martyb on Friday March 13 2015, @08:06PM

    by martyb (76) on Friday March 13 2015, @08:06PM (#28326) Journal

    Annnnd, after hitting preview on the above story, and then submit, I reloaded this story's page and Voila! The subscriber badge was removed.

    Success, I think. Does this mean that one of the days granted in a subscription is only a *partial* day's worth of content?

    • (Score: 2) by martyb on Friday March 13 2015, @08:12PM

      by martyb (76) on Friday March 13 2015, @08:12PM (#28327) Journal

      Success, I think. Does this mean that one of the days granted in a subscription is only a *partial* day's worth of content?

      Upon further reflection, it seems to me that, at least in this particular instance, I received *more* than 24 hours' of subscription. Off-hand, it now appears to me that whenever there is a non-zero amount of subscription granted, the user receives that number of days, plus whatever fraction of a day is required to reach midnight (UTC) of the end date.