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Timezones for GenealogyWise Chats
Am I the only person who is still completely confused about when these much-heralded GW Chats take place?! The times are listed as either MDT or MST, I presume this is a timezone. The Chat Schedule has a link to a 'timezone convertor' but there is no MDT/MST listed. How many hours after the East Coast of the USA is MDT/MST?
I've had a casual look for a Chat that was scheduled to begin at 8am MST but, at 1pm Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), 2pm British Summer Time (BST) there's no sign of it.
Could I suggest that in future some explanation in provided of the acronyms used by Genealogy Wise? It will help make the network more inclusive to people outside the USA.
I've had a casual look for a Chat that was scheduled to begin at 8am MST but, at 1pm Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), 2pm British Summer Time (BST) there's no sign of it.
Could I suggest that in future some explanation in provided of the acronyms used by Genealogy Wise? It will help make the network more inclusive to people outside the USA.
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Permalink Reply by Johnny on
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MST is Mountain Standard Time. MDT is Mountain Daylight Time. It is GMT minus 7.
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Permalink Reply by Sean K on
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I see GW have addressed this issue in the September Chat Schedule - well done and thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Judith Anne Hutchings (nee Marsh on
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Thank you Johnny for the map of time zones. For me in Africa with no daylight saving time , I need time in Grenage standard time because I have no idea which places in USA fall into their Mountain time, nor whether they have changed from Summer to winter time so GMT minus 7 is much more useful (though one still doesn't know whether they are running on winter or summer time but one can then only be an hour out which is fine.)
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