(#pdlvy3q) I dunno 🤷‍♂️ But this guy/gal is 🤣 I had to double-check time zones and his/her feed file/uri to be sure, but I'm 99.9% sure they are writing to their `twtxt.txt` feed file with a timestamp in the future 🤣

(#pdlvy3q) But they don't follow me, so we'll never know for sure 😂

@prologic (#pdlvy3q) but how do they control when they write?

(#pdlvy3q) Hahaha 🤣 I _know_ you're just being funny here, but I _believe_ they are literally just writing a timestamp/date that is in the future to their feed `twtxt.txt` file 😂

@prologic (#pdlvy3q) I'm not. I seriously want to know how

(#pdlvy3q) it’s a really good way of pinning a Twt at the top of the timeline bar isn’t it? 🤣

@prologic (#pdlvy3q) but seriously. How do people write custom timestamps on twtxt or goryon? Or are they using a custom client? I actually honestly don't know, and I'm probably missing something extremely obvious here.

@lyxal (#pdlvy3q) Yeah they are using their own "client" -- Or client here is a rather loose term, since Twtxt itself is just _really_ a `twtxt.txt` file hosted somewhere. What you you use here is a multi-user backend with API and a nice Mobile App (Goryon) to go along with. But under the hood it still manages a set of `twtxt.txt` files in `/data/feeds/`. But no, you're right it would not be possible for any user to artificially go and post something in the future here, that would be silly, since you don't have _direct_ access to the file per se. Although...

(#pdlvy3q) ... That _might_ change with some upcoming changes to the API and the `twt` command-line client where I will probably add things like `twt sync` that can sync between a local `twtxt.txt` file and your Twt.social account on the pod where your account lives.