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The map visualization is pretty terrible, since the color codings between the maps have different meanings - the first map shows what time zone states are in, t
by fencepost 7y ago
The map visualization is pretty terrible, since the color codings between the maps have different meanings - the first map shows what time zone states are in, the second map shows what time zones states will be in if they're changing. Having the second map show what the actual proposed final time zone layouts would be would be much more useful.
It is interesting that Montana, Wyoming and Utah are (considering?) jumping onto Central, with most other western states moving to Mountain (except Nevada, which likely won't last long), but it's not clear from the map or descriptions if they're jumping to CST or CSTCDT.
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- mimixco 7y agoAgreed! And if the time zone borders are literally all over the map like this, who will be able to keep track of what time it is where?
- fouronnes3 7y agotz maintainers
- tantalor 7y agohttps://www.iana.org/time-zones https://www.iana.org/time-zones
- BorisMelnik 7y agoI really tried to remain objective and open minded, but this is pretty bad. Not that this matters, but it also doesn't "match" the rest of the world, wich pretty much have (somewhat) straight lines running down the center of the globe.
- test6554 7y agoWe are going to need computers to tell us what time it is and to remind us when a specific time arrives.
- chrismcb 7y agoWhich world is this that has straight lines running down the globe? Time zones are messed up all over the place. If all of these laws pan out, you will still end up with rough bands. I think if a state doesn't change, but all of its neighbors do, they will end up changing as well
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- earblast 7y agoBeing colorblind, This map is completely useless. At least the table is there
- jlv2 7y agoI'm not colorbind and the map is mostly useless. You're not missing much.
- wglb 7y agoThe description below the map tells the details.