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>I absolutely hate it when a blog doesn't have a date or has incomplete dates. When was this posted? Depending on the CMS authoring tool used, sometimes the ra
by jasode 6y ago
>I absolutely hate it when a blog doesn't have a date or has incomplete dates. When was this posted?
Depending on the CMS authoring tool used, sometimes the raw HTML ("View Source") has meta info of the timestamp. In this particular case, the raw html has this:
<meta itemprop="datePublished" content="2020-08-25T18:00:00-0700"/>
Obviously, any meta timestamp is self-reported so you have to judge if it's a legitimate date (e.g. possibly cross-reference with archive on Wayback Machine, etc.).
The web landing page also shows "Aug 25" in light gray underneath this story's photo: https://back7.co/ https://back7.co/
- gruturo 6y agoAlso it features a Pi 4 so it can't be older than June 2019. (but yes, I do share your frustration and sometimes spend more time looking for ANY date than reading an article...)