Some good info!
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Thanks for posting 
The comments underneath in the link all seem to be misunderstanding the post (unless I'm misunderstanding it!). The people commenting all seem to think that the information is saying ovulation happens after EWCM has gone. That's not the case, and it isn't what the original post says.
The original post is saying it is only after EWCM has gone that you can confirm O happened, but that means you can confirm it happened with hindsight. It is the progesterone that causes the CM to change, and the post says progesterone is released by the corpus luteum. The corpus luteum is created once O has occurred. Therefore the change in CM doesn't happen until after you have O'd.
So basically the post is saying you O, then 1 day later you see your CM has changed to non-fertile CM and at that point you can say "oh, I definitely did O 1 day ago."
The comments underneath in the link all seem to be misunderstanding the post (unless I'm misunderstanding it!). The people commenting all seem to think that the information is saying ovulation happens after EWCM has gone. That's not the case, and it isn't what the original post says. The original post is saying it is only after EWCM has gone that you can confirm O happened, but that means you can confirm it happened with hindsight. It is the progesterone that causes the CM to change, and the post says progesterone is released by the corpus luteum. The corpus luteum is created once O has occurred. Therefore the change in CM doesn't happen until after you have O'd.
So basically the post is saying you O, then 1 day later you see your CM has changed to non-fertile CM and at that point you can say "oh, I definitely did O 1 day ago."
