Release date

[FxSchrauber]

Hello,

the release date is visible to the user.
I think commentary additions that only affect GitHub are not relevant to the user.

What do you all mean?

Is there any problem with GitHub if I date the release date of my effects back to the Lightworks relevant date (usually a date before the repository was created)?

[FxSchrauber]

I backdated it for testing purposes in effect whirl20171106.fx.

[FxSchrauber]

I suggest a new optional meta attribute, which could be used for example for comment updates.
For example:

// @CommentReleased 2018-05-02
// @Released 2018-04-26
// @Created 2016-03-16

Any other name would be right for me.

This attribute could be used in addition to the @Released attribute if, for example, only comments, links, or other changes have been made that do not affect the functionality of this effect.

Desired function of @CommentReleased on the homepage:
Like @Released, but without affecting the order of the effects.
(The new date should not put the effect in the first position, nor on the homepage of the latest effects).

Also, this date should not be displayed on the homepage, because otherwise the user would expect new features, etc.

Everything else should be updated on the homepage, including the file download.