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Your example is a time without a date, which of course does not need a timezone. Any use of the word time above actually meant datetime.
by dullgiulio 7y ago
Your example is a time without a date, which of course does not need a timezone.
Any use of the word time above actually meant datetime.
- yellowapple 7y ago"We open at 4AM on Black Friday this year" There, better?
- nearbuy 7y agoA date doesn't really change anything. Someone could say, "We open on October 1st, 8 am local time worldwide".