Sunday, 13 September 2015

The First Post?

And so today, more than 4 weeks after I set up this blog with just the page "Fancy a Date" as content,  I am publishing a post. Now, if you were an "expert" and were trying to prove when this blog was started, you might, in the absence of any other "evidence" try to use the date of this post to establish that it was started when this blog post was published - on Saturday 13 September at about 7:00 a.m.



Of course that presupposes that the time stamp correctly identifies when this article was posted and also when the blog was started.

The time stamp on this post currently suggests that this post was made on Sunday 13th September 2015, which is, in fact, exactly a year into the future.

By that time this legal case will have been decided for some time.

Of course our "expert" may be a mite confused by the fact that the second post will have  a date some years into the past but it will look like it's the first post, and then there will be a third post which will look as though it was posted as the second post.

I'm sure he will be able to explain all this to his client and the court when cross examined on it though.

Saturday, 13 September 2014

And now we are back in 2014

After our brief trip back in time to 2010 and our trip forward to 2015 we are now back in 2014

2010 was a very good year though and 2015 will be too!

Thursday, 16 September 2010

Time Travel is such fun

This post will have a date about 4 years prior to the first time I came across Park Resorts on it to show how little faith we should put in anyone who tries to suggest that a visible time stamp on a Blogspot blog has any real meaning, or should be used to infer anything else.



Prior to this post being made this blog existed with just one page "Fancy a Date" and no time stamp anywhere on it as can clearly be seen from this screen shot.


Now on what date and time was this post really made and was it in fact posted before or after the post titled "The First Post"? I'm sure our "expert" will be able to tell the court.