Changing DateTime to DateTimeOffset for clarity #1971
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Developers reading this document thought that DateTime was referring to System.DateTime. However, it was actually referring to Windows.Foundation.DateTime which is equivalent to System.DateTimeOffset. Updating the word and its links to improve clarity.
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Remove en-us and redirect from URLs.
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Developers reading this document thought that DateTime was referring to System.DateTime. However, it was actually referring to Windows.Foundation.DateTime which is equivalent to System.DateTimeOffset. Updating the word and its links to improve clarity.