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> For meetings and such it makes sense that the time is global time (hence stored in UTC) I think this is tricky too - if you have a 9AM meeting, if your time
by bentcorner 3y ago
> For meetings and such it makes sense that the time is global time (hence stored in UTC)
I think this is tricky too - if you have a 9AM meeting, if your time zone switches, should the time of your meeting change too? Most of the time, no, but if you have a meeting with other people in far away time zones, maybe you don't want it to change.
- tshaddox 3y agoDoesn’t “meeting” imply multiple people, and the only time you’d need to worry about time zone issues is when those multiple people are not all in the same time zone?
- dylan604 3y agoSome people using "meeting" to block off time for the sole purpose of being unavailable for someone else to schedule you in a meeting.
- Dylan16807 3y agoThat's hard enough for a calendar program to figure out, but also it can also be affected by whether other meetings involved multiple time zones, especially when something is recurring.