Don't display clarification time from before/after contest #3192
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It looks ugly in some cases and less professional in others where printing happened much earlier. The exact time is not relevant and could lead to discussions with teams. Originally this was only for the team interface but it does add information for the jury. It's more important to know that something happened before the contest (or after) and the interpretation of that time as knowing when it exactly happened.
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It looks ugly in some cases and less professional in others where printing happened much earlier. The exact time is not relevant and could lead to discussions with teams.
Originally this was only for the team interface but it does add information for the jury. It's more important to know that something happened before the contest (or after) and the interpretation of that time as knowing when it exactly happened.