Is it possible to determine the date and time of publication of a particular version of a 3GPP document?

1) Meeting contributions (including Change Requests) Meeting contributions ("TDocs") are uploaded to the public file server shortly before, or during, or shortly after the meeting at which they were discussed (or intended to be discussed). The timestamp of the file can be relied upon as a precise indication of the moment of upload. TDocs created very shortly before or during a meeting may not be uploaded until after the meeting, but will have been made available locally to the participants during the meeting.

The timestamp of the Word (or whatever) file within the containing Zip file is a good indication of the earliest moment that the document could have been available. However, some authors will circulate draft or final copies of their TDocs on the relevant group’s email exploder some days or even weeks prior to this time. This would be revealed by an examination of the exploder’s archive.

2) Technical Specifications and Technical Reports During the drafting phase (versions lower ... more.

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