Maybe because he couldn't find it - it's always easier to open a new topic and start the whole story from the beginning.
What? A user has his own post history right from his own profile, there's a link to a user's own post history. Well, if that's already too complicated for some newbies, how do they even survive? Asking for a friend... jokes aside.~snip~
It is not complicated only for beginners, because many times we could see that even some older members ask about things that they should know, considering that they have been on the forum for years. Let's take the example of @jerry0, who obviously doesn't know how to check his post history - because if he knew, he wouldn't be asking the same questions for years
Have you tried: "August 23, 2015, 10:45:31 AM"
Did you maybe try the date your father registered on this forum? Given that the text file contains the name of this forum, it may be about that date.
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Date Registered: 23 August 2015, 12:45:31
Maybe the letters in THE DATE offer some solution - because each letter represents a number on old keyboards that contained numbers below the letters. Those who used mobile phones 20+ years ago wrote text messages in a completely different way than today.
84 33 28 3 - year 1984, March 28