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It doesn't make sense to save the date when an activity was inserted into Postgres DB, because DB can be recreated based on Substrate events any time.
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This will be adding another vocabulary from Library of Congress that is specific to names
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Currently we get date time from Postgres, but this is deprecated.
Need to get the date from a corresponding struct, if it's an activity like Blog/Post/Comment Created/Updated.
Or calculate an approximate date based on
current_time - block_time * (current_block - activity_block)Related to issue:
dappforce/dappforce-subsocial-offchain#61