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Indeed. I get invites from people from the UK who simply refer to the current local time (GMT or BST) as "GMT". It just means current London time to them.
by gerikson 5y ago
Indeed. I get invites from people from the UK who simply refer to the current local time (GMT or BST) as "GMT". It just means current London time to them.
- ycombobreaker 5y agoSame happens in the US, people use EST/EDT interchangeably (and incorrectly) when they mean Eastern timezone. Or Central/Mountain/Pacific.