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You simply need to observe the rule that event times should be specified in the time zone of the event itself. If the event is a meeting, then the meeting orga
by mark-r 12y ago
You simply need to observe the rule that event times should be specified in the time zone of the event itself.
If the event is a meeting, then the meeting organizer will be in charge of setting the appropriate time zone.
- icebraining 12y agoThat doesn't sound simple for the user at all. If I'm meeting locally with friends to see the game/oscars/wtv, I don't know or care about the time in the original timezone. My local TV guide / newspaper shows it in local time, and that's what everyone in the meeting cares about, so why would I set it to a completely different TZ?
- mark-r 12y agoAdmittedly setting a time zone different than your local zone is an edge case. 99% of the time your local zone is the correct default. It would come up if you're scheduling a meeting for your trip to a different zone, or setting your TV to record the football game being broadcast from Chile.