for which I don't necessarily expect an answer, or any answers for that matter ....
lately, when reading articles on the internet, I am having trouble figuring out when. There don't seem to be dates posted or published or whatever it would be.
I read a touching article about a man who had lost his sister to cancer, he said that this was his second Easter without her. I tried to find out if it was this year or last or 10 years ago. There was no date anywhere, that I could find, to tell me.
Has anyone else noticed this?
2024 : Week 29 : July 15 - July 21
July 16 - Poor Charlie July 19 - Hanging with Rowie July 20 - Cousins July 20
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I haven't had that problem, but when I'm ready stuff on the Internet it's usually scientific papers from digital journals and those have dates.
Sometimes you can find a date through the comments, if there are any. Otherwise, I don't know how to find the date. I've run into that a few times myself.
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