The idea
There's already an UPDATED header at the beginning of each grid node, showing when a node was last modified. I posit that there be a DATE CREATED header as well, so that we can see the first time that a node was created.
Created: Sat Jul 05 20:39:13 2092 DST Updated: Thu Oct 01 21:28:27 2111 DST
Why it helps
Sometimes there are old nodes from Grid 3.0 that are written in old Grid 3.0 formatting. If you update it to Grid 4.0 formatting, it automatically changes the LAST MODIFIED date to the current date.
So if there was a node made all the way back in 2092, if you update it for Grid 4.0, it makes it seem like the content was recent, instead of historical. Having a DATE CREATED header would ensure that old nodes can keep their historical context even if they are updated for Grid 4.0 formatting.
Will this idea increase RP?
It'll help people digging up old data and investigating the history of Withmore on the Grid.
There's already an UPDATED header at the beginning of each grid node, showing when a node was last modified. I posit that there be a DATE CREATED header as well, so that we can see the first time that a node was created.
Created: Sat Jul 05 20:39:13 2092 DST Updated: Thu Oct 01 21:28:27 2111 DST
Why it helps
Sometimes there are old nodes from Grid 3.0 that are written in old Grid 3.0 formatting. If you update it to Grid 4.0 formatting, it automatically changes the LAST MODIFIED date to the current date.
So if there was a node made all the way back in 2092, if you update it for Grid 4.0, it makes it seem like the content was recent, instead of historical. Having a DATE CREATED header would ensure that old nodes can keep their historical context even if they are updated for Grid 4.0 formatting.
Will this idea increase RP?
It'll help people digging up old data and investigating the history of Withmore on the Grid.