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Its not that you want no time zone, you want to mark the appointment as "local" time. That could be useful, though I expect it would create as many problems as
by jdblair 8y ago
Its not that you want no time zone, you want to mark the appointment as "local" time. That could be useful, though I expect it would create as many problems as it solves.
The explicit timezone is crucial for conference calls that cross timezones. That is at least half of the appointments on my calendar (I coordinate projects between the US, Europe and Asia).
- maxxxxx 8y agoFor international phone meetings this is good but for travel it’s really bad.
- jdblair 8y agoI still disagree. I also travel a lot, and I set the meetings in the timezone where the meeting is. It's not a paper calendar.
- ghaff 8y agoRight. When I travel I usually have a combination of physical meetings in local time and phone calls back home or spanning multiple time zones. I do mess up sometimes but I’m not sure how much you can automate.