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What time is contest connection logged?

goldscott
goldscott over 5 years ago

Hello,

 

I connected my MT3620 kit to the contest at 6:52 PM West Coast last night (Sept 22), but the map on powerbi doesn't show the connection on Sept 22 - it shows the connection on Sept 23. Is the server time based in Europe or GMT where they'd be a day ahead by now? It looks like this is the case, because the bottom of this text box where I'm entering this text says "Your content was last auto-saved at 7:02 AM" but it's 12:02 here...

 

Can I get this fixed? I'm trying to get the 15 consecutive days.

 

Thanks,
Scott

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  • danzima
    danzima over 5 years ago +2 suggested
    Hi Scott! Clem has it correct below, and we understand that sometimes there are technical issues, personal reasons, and so forth for someone to not get exactly 15 consecutive days. If you have completed…
  • clem57
    clem57 over 5 years ago +1 suggested
    I believe we are taking about a 0 GMT. On CDT in the US that is around 8:00 PM. Take 2 away gives 6:00 PM PDT time. Sorry for any confusion. Best yet do it every morning! Clem
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    0 clem57 over 5 years ago

    I believe we are taking about a 0 GMT. On CDT in the US that is around 8:00 PM. Take 2 away gives 6:00 PM PDT time. Sorry for any confusion. Best yet do it every morning!

     

    Clem

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    0 clem57 over 5 years ago

    Oh they have said they will allow a little fudge (not defined). One weekend the server was down and most lost 2 days, so try not to sweat it.

    Clem

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    0 danzima over 5 years ago

    Hi Scott! Clem has it correct below, and we understand that sometimes there are technical issues, personal reasons, and so forth for someone to not get exactly 15 consecutive days. If you have completed 15 days total, and have made a good faith effort to make those consecutive days, you will qualify as having completed Phase 1.

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