pluralistic , to random
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Etiquette proposal: if you invite someone from another to a teleconference, the onus is on you to present all times in their local timezone, rather than your own - that is, the person asking should bear the labor of timezone conversions, not the person being asked.

krisfreedain ,
@krisfreedain@fosstodon.org avatar

@pluralistic absolutely! I've used this helpful tool for years so timezones can be communicated clearly: https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/

KyleStewart ,
@KyleStewart@hcommons.social avatar

@pluralistic My experience as a UX researcher got me doing this pretty quickly. Swapping in local timezone reduces a barrier to getting all meeting participants to show up at the same time. It's not only a thoughtful action, it's an effective one too!

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