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For the October's conference schedule, assuming it has a similar structure to this week, could we try adding a local date and time to the table? Perhaps as the text of the "Local time" link.
In Javascript, given a nicely formatted UTC date, the browser will convert that to the browser's (i.e. computer's) timezone.
new Date('2020-09-25T12:00:00Z').toString();
Fri Sep 25 2020 14:00:00 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
I think including the end time would be good too, as I've seen several people mistake how long sessions run. Something like:
For the October's conference schedule, assuming it has a similar structure to this week, could we try adding a local date and time to the table? Perhaps as the text of the "Local time" link.
In Javascript, given a nicely formatted UTC date, the browser will convert that to the browser's (i.e. computer's) timezone.
I think including the end time would be good too, as I've seen several people mistake how long sessions run. Something like:
would be best.
(Naturally, check any changes make sense when the computer is set to Line Islands and American Samoa time.)
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