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It's a valid question, you don't have to respond to them but at least if the date is there the user themselves can have a fighting chance at looking up what's c
by worble 5y ago
It's a valid question, you don't have to respond to them but at least if the date is there the user themselves can have a fighting chance at looking up what's changed since then.
It's entirely possible a tutorial made for software 3 months ago or something might have outdated information if there was a new, backwards incompatible release, or that a news article might be missing information that was revealed only a few days ago, etc.