redsolution/xabber classic

Discussion started 27 February, 2015 11:02, with a comment.

Kovács László Tamás English Translator with no proofreading rights 27 February, 2015 11:02

What does this mean?
I was available long ago, then I was away, and then long time passed, and am still not back.
Or does this mean I go away now, and don't come back for a while?
So does this mean a long time in the past, or in the future?
Thanks...
Grigory Manager 27 February, 2015 11:08

It means in the past.
"I was available long ago, then I was away, and then long time passed, and am still not back."

Away for a long time
Away for a long time
Away for a long time

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changed by Ivan 12 November, 2010 07:30.
Away for a long time
Away for a long time
Away for a long time

changed by Andrew Nenakhov 03 December, 2010 20:02.
Away for a long time
Away for a long time
Away for a long time

changed by Andrew Nenakhov 24 December, 2010 10:15.
Away for a long time
Away for a long time
Away for a long time

changed by Alexander 24 December, 2010 10:26.
Régóta távol
Régóta távol

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changed by Kovács László Tamás 27 February, 2015 11:10.