If a NodeJS application accepts a value from the client application, but validates against an early call (e.g. min 25 mins from now) the Infinity value can bypass that validation.
Because it's a relatively unknown side effect, most validations probably wouldn't check for Infinity.
Plus although Infinity pops off the timer at 0 seconds, a validation based on millisecond math would fail because Infinity > 25 minutes in milliseconds.
Most of the publishing industry still uses .docx, some of the more advanced publishers have moved over to ASCIIDoc - personally I think Markdown is the easiest to use for a big project (having written and published a technical book prior).
If you are interested in learning animation as a hobby, and would like a community to contribute to and learn from - consider joining Anim8 (https://anim8.io).
We are the largest group of hobby animators on the web, and host collaborations, competitions, etc. on an ongoing basis.
We use some of our funding to build free educational content as well which can be found at (https://blog.anim8.io).
We also have a great Discord full of beginner animators as well as pros
DevFactor (https://youtube.com/devfactor) was shut down several years ago due to a similar issue with automated copyright trolling that took YouTube about 3 months to fix per time it happened.