Take a look at this.

[sadvisor]

 

[Slaydon]

w00t, and also this should be in Bug Report forum

 

[Kwaliti]

These are all old WC3Sear.ch threads that were transferred to the Hive when it went down. These should be of no concern.

 

[Nichita_00]

I don't see the problem. What is wrong about them? They look normal to me...

 

[Ralle]

There is no username.
But yeah. Perhaps I could fix it and just merge it into some random user.

 

[crawdaddy029]

yes yes i already covord this topic about 3 weeks ago. the answer i recieved was that that date and time was when a new time service started, i cant quite remember the name but if you scroll thru the site descussion forums youll find my post and a wiki about it.

 

[Nbah]

Wc3sear existed in 1970, too? o....o

 

[Hakeem]

the answer i recieved was that that date and time was when a new time service started

That that date is showing up is an artifact of the "last post" not being filled properly.

 

[Slaydon]

open them =

 

[TheBlooddancer]

Don't mind them, it's the same as in the icon section.

 

[Pyritie]

There is no username.
But yeah. Perhaps I could fix it and just merge it into some random user.

http://hiveworkshop.com/forums/members/anonymous ?

 

[sadvisor]

There is no username.
But yeah. Perhaps I could fix it and just merge it into some random user.

That would be nice too, but it's the date of the posts I find interesting, actually.
40 years old posts.

 

[Pyritie]

That would be nice too, but it's the date of the posts I find interesting, actually.
40 years old posts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_epoch

Basically the time field is set to "0" which the computer evaluates to be 1st Jan 1970. (If it was "-1" then it would be 31st Dec 1969, etc)

 

[Dr Super Good]

All these invalid posts should be deleted maybe (not permantly, just hidden from the general public). Yes it may be destructive, but they are broken anyway.