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I thought I could fix this by changing my time zone on my User Control Panel, but there isn't the option.
Edit > Hmm it's never the same date, best if I just add an option for each user then I guess?
Edit2 > Actually i will do it as an admin option, that way everyones times will always be correct :)
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PS: Just bear in mind that [DST is not observed everywhere](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time) (in fact, most of the world doesn't observe it), so if you just added 1h to all timestamps they may now be incorrect for a lot of people... :O
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