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Display the timezone offset in the dates/times #72
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Duplicate of #71 |
No it's not. This issue is saying that the timezone for the displayed date should be indicated (as it currently isn't). The other issue is saying that the local timezone shouldn't be used — UTC should be used instead. |
It uses the local timezone of the user so there is no need for any indication. |
The entire reason why I opened this issue in the first place was because I couldn't tell what timezone the edits were when I looked at it — I couldn't tell if it was local, or UTC (I had to conduct tests to find out). The fact that that is ambiguous to the reader is rationale enough to warrant the display of the timezone. One shouldn't need to reference the documentation for the service to be able to tell what format the date/time is in. It should be readily apparent in the timestamp itself. |
How about displaying the utc time with timestamp as tooltip when you move the mouse over the date? That would keep the main display simple but still make more info available. |
I think that would be a good feature! Though, I still think it would be a good idea to display the timezone offset even if the time is shown as local time. |
Currently there is no indication of what timezone is used in the displayed dates. This leads to confusion of what time is actually being displayed. For example:
So, for example, following ISO-8601, if it's UTC, it should show
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, if it's another timezone, it should show the timezone offset e.g.-07:00
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