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I was momentarily confused as well. Not a feature I ever thought about before, and will probably never use. I'd rather have them implement something simplier
by meowster 2y ago
I was momentarily confused as well. Not a feature I ever thought about before, and will probably never use.
I'd rather have them implement something simplier like having an anniversary field for contacts and that show up in my calendar so I know when to mail anniversary cards.
- edp 2y agoYou made me check but there is a "birthday" field on the contact form and I can display a "Birthdays" calendar with events for the birthdays of my contacts.
- kqr 2y agoFor other types of anniversaries (like close friends' and relatives' wedding anniversaries) I sometimes create dummy contacts.
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- ngrilly 2y agoFastmail has a birthday field that shows up in the calendar. I know because I use it :)
- meowster 2y agoIn regards to some of the other replies: While birthdays are technically anniversaries; I've never met anyone who calls a birthday, an anniversary. Birthdays ≠ Anniversaries. Just like Squares ≠ Rectangles. (All birthdays are anniversaries, but not all anniversaries are birthdays; just like all squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.) I'd rather use the birthday field for birthdays. So when I say (and I imagine 99.999% of other Americans say) "anniversary" we mean everything other than birthdays (most commonly: wedding anniversaries).
- setopt 2y agoBirthdays are called anniversaries (anniversaire) in French.