Subj : I'm not sure when the time stamp is based on, but I've always seen
To   : August Abolins
From : Charles Pierson
Date : Tue Nov 10 2020 09:18 am

Hello, August Abolins.
On 11/9/20 11:13 PM you wrote:

 AA> Hello Charles! ** On Tuesday 10.11.20 - 03:34, Charles Pierson 
 AA> wrote to All:
 CP>> I'm not sure when the time stamp is based on, but I've always 
 CP>> seen messages out of order in Fidonet.  Depends on routing.
 AA> If you look at the time for the messages in the screenshot,   you 
 AA> will see there is about 2 minutes diff between them.  That   tells 
 AA> me it's likely the time of the toss at Stas's system   when he 
 AA> wakes up the bot.  It's not the date or time of the   original 
 AA> message.

Based on what Stas has said earlier, as well as his explanation to me about the processing to Telegram,  it is very much possible that those messages were from different tosses.  I believe has has said it tosses every minute.

It could also just be the manner it processes the messages.

But honestly, unless there were hundreds of messages coming in the toss, it's a minor annoyance at best.  

And much like typical FTN mail, messages coming slightly out of order can lead to multiple different threads of discussion, which I don't consider a bad thing.

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