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At the moment an Event looks like this: {F294029} The thing is, Phorge/Phabricator has a really robust absolute time support, storing everything as Unix timestamps and showing every date in a very handy way following user preferences, but that could be somehow clarified from the web interface. Proposal n. 1: Improve the dates so that when you put the mouse over it, it says the timezone (your timezone from your user preferences). Proposal n. 2: ...

At the moment an Event looks like this: {F294029} The thing is, Phorge/Phabricator has a really robust absolute time support, storing everything as Unix timestamps and showing every date in a very handy way following user preferences, but that could be somehow clarified from the web interface. The root issue is: Event organizers (but also Event participants) don't have a quick way to say to their international friends "This event starts at 10:00 AM UTC+2" since "UTC+2" is not an information that can be assumed from an Event page. Proposal n. 1: Improve the dates so that when you put the mouse over it, it says the timezone (your timezone from your user preferences). Proposal n. 2: ...

At the moment an Event looks like this: {F294029} The thing is, Phorge/Phabricator has a really robust absolute time support, storing everything as Unix timestamps and showing every date in a very handy way following user preferences, but that could be somehow clarified from the web interface. The root issue is: Event organizers (but also Event participants) don't have a quick way to say to their international friends "This event starts at 10:00 AM UTC+2" since "UTC+2" is not an information that can be assumed from an Event page. Proposal n. 1: Improve the dates so that when you put the mouse over it, it says the timezone (your timezone from your user preferences). Proposal n. 2: ...