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The Hours Ago plugin improves readability and emphasizes the freshness of the content you're importing by displaying "relative" timestamps like "posted 15 minutes ago" instead of datestamps like "posted 5/23/2009 at 2:13pm". Items more than 24 hours old can be displayed as "3 days ago" or with the full date (and optionally, the time). You can even display items up to a certain number of days ago as "3 days ago", but really old items using their full dates. |
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