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Birthdays are an exception to this rule. Generally I think Dates (without time) are usually considered time-less and therefore timezone-less. In fact the exam
by Jenk 5y ago
Birthdays are an exception to this rule.
Generally I think Dates (without time) are usually considered time-less and therefore timezone-less.
In fact the examples you mention are only a concern when considering the start or end of Christmas Day, and not the actual date of Christmas Day.
- hiptobecubic 5y agoThe problem I see is that at some point you will try to decide whether it's currently Christmas or not. That's when things start falling apart.