Since we are working with people in different parts of the world, maybe the time is set up so it is the correct time zone for some of the other students in the group and not for us.
Since Ning is used all around the world, we are exposed to people in different time zones. Maybe there is a time zone that has a higher group of users or the founders are from a certain area with a different time zone than New Jersey and therefore their time is used as the general time settings.
I guess we'll call this the closest thing to the correct answer. The founder of the FCGP lives in Australia; there computer (server) for the ning is in Australia. Compared to us, Australia is always in the future!
Maybe they aren't formally joined until a day later because others have to approve them too. Or maybe where Ning first started is somewhere else in the world, so they're a day ahead of us.
The accounts might be delayed a day because the approval process is thorough as you had mentioned before and they are still being waited on to be approved.
That is weird. May be just a glitch with the server clock.
ReplyDeleteMaybe, you changed today's date on your account from 24 to 25 like you can do with blogger, so all the dates got shifted forward.
ReplyDeleteNo trick, no glitches!!
ReplyDeleteSince we are working with people in different parts of the world, maybe the time is set up so it is the correct time zone for some of the other students in the group and not for us.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it is in a different time zone because we are working with people from all different places.
ReplyDeleteWhat is "it" ?
DeleteI am unsure of how this is possible. My only guess is that the date and time was changed from the settings of the computer.
ReplyDeleteSince Ning is used all around the world, we are exposed to people in different time zones. Maybe there is a time zone that has a higher group of users or the founders are from a certain area with a different time zone than New Jersey and therefore their time is used as the general time settings.
ReplyDeleteI guess we'll call this the closest thing to the correct answer. The founder of the FCGP lives in Australia; there computer (server) for the ning is in Australia. Compared to us, Australia is always in the future!
DeleteMaybe they aren't formally joined until a day later because others have to approve them too.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe where Ning first started is somewhere else in the world, so they're a day ahead of us.
The accounts might be delayed a day because the approval process is thorough as you had mentioned before and they are still being waited on to be approved.
ReplyDeleteThough the date may just be a glitch with the server, I think that someone probably changed it.
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