NTSL, parrots, and ID consoles hate apostrophes less.

NTSL's timestamp() will fetch the proper station time.

ID consoles enforce standard player name restrictions on the ID name and assignment.

code/modules/scripting/Implementations/Telecomms.dm

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@
 
 		// Signal data
 
-		interpreter.SetVar("$content", 	signal.data["message"])
+		interpreter.SetVar("$content", 	html_decode(signal.data["message"]))
 		interpreter.SetVar("$freq"   , 	signal.frequency)
 		interpreter.SetVar("$source" , 	signal.data["name"])
 		interpreter.SetVar("$job"    , 	signal.data["job"])
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@
 
 		// Time
 		interpreter.SetProc("time", /proc/time)
-		interpreter.SetProc("timestamp", /proc/timestamp)
+		interpreter.SetProc("timestamp", /proc/gameTimestamp)
 
 		// Run the compiled code
 		interpreter.Run()

code/modules/scripting/Implementations/_Logic.dm

@@ -142,9 +142,6 @@
 /proc/time()
 	return world.timeofday
 
-/proc/timestamp(var/format = "hh:mm:ss") // Get the game time in text
-	return time2text(world.time + 432000, format)
-
 /*
 //Makes a list where all indicies in a string is a seperate index in the list
 // JUST A HELPER DON'T ADD TO NTSCRIPT