Reply by email date

[StephenW]

I just replied to a post via email (sent from my email at 2:28pm cst on 12/7/2018).

A few minutes later, after I got logged in to the community, I looked at my post and it was dated yesterday...so my reply is almost 21ish hours before the message I replied too.

https://community.ptc.com/t5/Assembly-Design/Problem-in-selecting-parts/m-p/584298/highlight/true#M19396

[dgschaefer · Accepted solution]

Nice job, you've invented time travel!

[Dale_Rosema]

I just noticed that Tom U "Ditto"ed a post from Doug 5 hours before it happened.

https://community.ptc.com/t5/PTC-Community-Refresh/Creo-Label-Clean-Up/m-p/584312#M665

[TomU]

I wonder if the reply by email is making (incorrect) adjustments based on the timezone of the person responding.  I'm in EST (GMT -5).

[dgschaefer]

Interesting theory. I'm in EST as well and I sent this reply via email.

[Dale_Rosema]

Forget about theory and proofs, I want to go with consensus.   🙂

[StephenW]

The consensus is that I have proof the theory is consensual.
Sent at 10:03 am CST via email

[StephenW]

And I have my preferences set to show time in  CST.

Via website at 10:06 am CST

[dgschaefer]

I'm in EST too and I replied to you via email just now, but this reply was done on the web site.  Let's see what the times are.

[StephenW]

It was probably all just a glitch in the machine.

[Jaime_Lee]

Hi, Closing out some Feedback Threads.  Can we confidently say this issue is no longer happening?

[StephenW]

I guess I am testing it with this one. I am only rarely using reply by email so...

[StephenW]

This post is via the forum, seems the problem is resolved.

[StephenW]

I accepted Doug's response, it is the most accurate. I did in fact invent time travel.