- From: Najib Tounsi <ntounsi@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 23 Oct 2015 13:58:22 +0000
- To: public-alreq-admin@w3.org
On 10/23/15 10:01 AM, ishida@w3.org wrote: > chaps, > > since the W3C has just moved to Webex and we are approaching our first > Daylight Savings time change, no-one is quite sure what will happen > next week while the US and Europe are out of synch (and possibly other > time zones). > > as far as i can tell, the regular Webex call that we set up was tied > to wall time per the London time zone, since i set it up and my > timezone was set to London time in the Webex preferences. > > our clocks change back to UTC this weekend, but the US changes a week > later. > > so, if our guess about the Webex setup is correct, that would mean > that the conference call slot will be an hour earlier next week in the > US, but the same time in the UK. The following week, it would be at > the same time as currently scheduled in both countries. > > i don't know how this affects people dialing in from Morocco, Iran and > Finland. Shervin, Behdad, could you take a quick look at that? In Morocco we will change from summer time (UTC+1) to normal time (UTC). So, teleconfs will be at 15:00 for me. Like London time. > > especially given that you are at the Unicode Conf and I'm at TPAC next > week, i wonder whether it might be simpler to just cancel next week's > telecon?? +1 > > we would still need to assess the impact on callers in other countries > after the US/Europe situation settles, and that will depend to an > extent on what we find out about the base time for the call (ie. is it > tied to London or some other time zone). > > cheers, > ri > >
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