Hi, with GNU Emacs 30.2's built-in Org mode version 9.7.11 (Fedora 43/German locale), if I execute emacs -Q and visit a new Org file /tmp/test.org:
- When I type C-c . (org-timestamp), a calendar is displayed above the minibuffer. If I click (for example) on the entry for March 19th, 2026, the timestamp "<2026-03-19 Do>" is inserted into the buffer. - When I type C-c . again, enter "+3" (no RET) in the minibuffer and then click (for example) on the entry for March 19th, 2026, the timestamp "<2026-03-05 Do>" (if today is March 2nd, 2026) is inserted into the buffer. IMNSHO this behaviour is wrong because it is surprising: If the user selects a date by clicking on its entry in the calendar, this should trump whatever he may have entered previously in the minibuffer. Tim
