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So if I (in Australia) have a meeting with people in Thailand and Slovakia over Google meet, which is absolutely an "event we want to know when they happened bu
by rswail 5y ago
So if I (in Australia) have a meeting with people in Thailand and Slovakia over Google meet, which is absolutely an "event we want to know when they happened but don't care about where in anyway", the local time(s) are all important when scheduling it for the future, but as a record of the event, it happened in all 3 locations simultaneously.
- XorNot 5y agoSure, but if you're trying to derive any useful information from that record as opposed to some CYA audit then you really want to have some local situational context for it. Personally when I'm arranging a meeting I want to know the local cultural context, and I want to know the relative times I'm asking for things there. Getting stuff done 2 hours later may or may not be possible based on the local time of day, calendar day, and time of year.