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Questions about the Stack Exchange API *only*. If your question concerns any other API, do not use this tag. For bugs, please (also) use the version tag, EG [api-v2.2], that the bug applies to.
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API Time zone difference problem
As I learned from George Edison in his comment, the server handles time in UTC format. Just replace your calls to DateTime.Now with DateTime.UtcNow or you can convert any DateTime to UTC format with t …
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API Time zone difference problem
I am writing a .NET application with the Stack Exchange API (using the Stacky library) and I am using it to ask the server for some questions that occured in the last hour. …
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