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- Mr_PenguinAlex
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. for the reasons above.Support.Support.Support.Support.Support.Support.Support.
Also, I only use 12 hour time.
- BlueNoodle29
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
No support. It would be more confusion, and it isn't hard to do the conversion in your head.
- Maximouse
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. I wouldn't use this myself but it would be useful for people from some other countries. The setting could look like this:
- BlueNoodle29
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. I wouldn't use this myself but it would be useful for people from some other countries. The setting could look like this:
It might make more sense to put the toggle at the bottom of the discuss home, but I don't know.
- Super_Scratch_Bros20
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support, because I typically use a 12 hour clock. It can sometimes take some time for me to understand a 12 hour equivalent to a 24 hour clock. You could tell me to make a chart, but don't forget that there are many users younger than me who don't know about the 24 hour clock. (Remember that Scratchers of many ages use it!) This could be a useful feature for Scratch.
- Maximouse
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Maybe in the same place where you change your signature, and the link would be renamed to “Settings”? I will make a mockup soon.Support. I wouldn't use this myself but it would be useful for people from some other countries. The setting could look like this:
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It might make more sense to put the toggle at the bottom of the discuss home, but I don't know.
Edit: Mockups:
Last edited by Maximouse (June 12, 2020 19:34:22)
- Mr_PenguinAlex
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
No support. It would be more confusion, and it isn't hard to do the conversion in your head.How would it be confusing? Also, the point of the suggestion is to not have to do a conversion. Just because it “isn't hard to do” according to you doesn't mean it is not hard to do for anyone else on the planet.
- BlueNoodle29
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
No support. It would be more confusion, and it isn't hard to do the conversion in your head.How would it be confusing? Also, the point of the suggestion is to not have to do a conversion. Just because it “isn't hard to do” according to you doesn't mean it is not hard to do for anyone else on the planet.
People would get messed up between A.M. and P.M.
- BearSlothCoding
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
You do realize that it is an option, and it would say AM or PM, right?No support. It would be more confusion, and it isn't hard to do the conversion in your head.How would it be confusing? Also, the point of the suggestion is to not have to do a conversion. Just because it “isn't hard to do” according to you doesn't mean it is not hard to do for anyone else on the planet.
People would get messed up between A.M. and P.M.
- BlueNoodle29
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
You do realize that it is an option, and it would say AM or PM, right?No support. It would be more confusion, and it isn't hard to do the conversion in your head.How would it be confusing? Also, the point of the suggestion is to not have to do a conversion. Just because it “isn't hard to do” according to you doesn't mean it is not hard to do for anyone else on the planet.
People would get messed up between A.M. and P.M.
Oh my bad, I thought it would differ between posts based on how the user has it set; my bad!
- JRR078s
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Scratcher
95 posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
I like AM/PM times, but it's easy to understand. As said:IronBit_StudioIt's so easy that I could read it and understand it. (20 - 12 = 8)
24 Hours isn't THAT hard to understand. If it's beyond 12, just take 12 from the hour.
So no support.
I can read an analog clock. As such, I shouldn't support digital clocks.
- leahcimto
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. It is annoying to keep doing math when you just want to know when something was posted.
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- Yeetoburro1
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support! I never use military (24 hour) time if I can, it is annoying.
- jaguar1501
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. I use 24-hour time and imo it's quite easy to do the maths to convert it, but for some people it's not that way- so this would be useful for them.
- _ReykjaviK_
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Scratcher
500+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. This could be useful for some people (like in French) where 24 hour time is standard. I would not use this, but I am sure lots of people would.
Also lots of people are just saying ‘support’, it is best to give a reason why you support.
Also lots of people are just saying ‘support’, it is best to give a reason why you support.
- jaguar1501
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. This could be useful for some people (like in French) where 24 hour time is standard. I would not use this, but I am sure lots of people would.The posts that just say ‘Support’ are years old, from when that was standard in the forums.
Also lots of people are just saying ‘support’, it is best to give a reason why you support.
Also, isn't it automatically 24-hour? I think you meant ‘somewhere where 12 hour time is standard’.
Last edited by jaguar1501 (July 3, 2020 17:21:17)
- BlueStarPort
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support, if there was a toggle, as people around the world use different time styles.