Good evening, everyone. I know this question has been posted before and an answer was given, however, I am curious to know where to find the voting system upon the GOG website and if there was a section where people have voted for an achievement/recorded time played reset option? I cannot stress enough how annoying it is having to stop what I am doing whilst playing a game and having the clock run without my presence. Yes, I can just ignore it--as some of you might suggest--but in the end, such knowledge nags at me and a staff member at GOG suggested I vote something like that (even though the likelihood of implementation is questionable). Thank you and cheers, everyone!

The wishlist to vote for Galaxy client features is here:
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/galaxy

There are two wishlist entries that might represent what you're looking for:
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/galaxy/achievement_reset
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/galaxy/allow_resetting_time_played_counter_for_individual_games

Offline time tracking might also be of your interest:
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/galaxy/offline_game_time_tracking

Btw, I can recommend the web service HowLongToBeat for time recording. It's free, you can stop or edit your time whenever you want and it offers nice statistics.

Support will tell you that they'll do it, and summarily ignore you. Much like most everything around here.

Thanks for your response. It was very helpful. Do you mind telling me how the link at the bottom works?

You're welcome. You mean the HowLongToBeat link?
GOG has a link tag, but you have to have at least 6 or 7 reputation points (don't know exactly) to be able to use it.

For example:
opening post

is written like this:
[url=link address]link text[/url]

To circumvent the minimum rep level, you can quote your own post like this:

[quote_5]
Text of your post including links using the link tag.
...
[/quote]
The number behind quote_ is the number of your own post (in my case 5) or you simply use [quote] without a number, but it'll show the text indented.

For easy access to these tags, there are small symbols on the left side of the window while editing a post. They're for italic, bold, underlined and link.