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Subject: RE: [wsrm] Time slot for Bi-weekly WSRM Teleconference Meetings
I'm also in the UK. To be pedantic, the UK is on UTC in winter, UTC+1 in the summer. EST is always UTC-5, but the Eastern US goes to EDT = UTC-4 in the summer. Summer starts a week later in the US, but winter starts at the same time. (of course, the distinction summer/winter above is itself parochial, since I'm referring to northern hemisphere seasons). Fortunately, we don't have a meeting this week, when the US is an hour later than it usually is. Actually, the current time isn't that bad for me, though I wouldn't want it to be any later. Peter > -----Original Message----- > From: Dave Ingham [mailto:dave.ingham@arjuna.com] > Sent: 31 March 2003 16:57 > To: wsrm-TC > Subject: Re: [wsrm] Time slot for Bi-weekly WSRM > Teleconference Meetings > > > I'm in the UK (+5 from EST usually, but +6 at the moment I think). > > Dave. > > >>>> While it's very important to attempt accommodating everyone, it > >>>> seems relatively obvious that won't be possible in this > case. Now, > >>>> the question becomes, who do we optimise for? > >>>> > >>>> Could we please see a timezone / membership breakdown or a > >>>> (simpler) statement that 80% of our membership are in timezone A. > >>>> As long as we don't have 40% in Pacific and 40% in India, we > >>>> should be able to find a time that inconveniences the fewest. > >>>> > >>>> thanx, > >>>> doug > >>>> > >>>> On 27-03-2003 23:12, iwasa wrote: > >>>>> It looks like impossible to make all of > >>>>> the member satisfied with the time of the telecon. > >>>>> I would like to keep the current time frame, > >>>>> since other two time frame are impossible for > >>>>> many participants from Japan. > >>>>> > >>>>> Other possibility, but not sure it works or not, is > >>>>> to rotate the time frame, and allow people to attend > one of each > >>>>> telecon to be considered "attended" to retain the voting right. > >>>>> > >>>>> For instance, we could rotate the following > >>>>> two: > >>>>> > >>>>> The current time: > >>>>> GMT: 10:30 PM to 12:30 pm > >>>>> US Eastern (GMT - 5) 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM > >>>>> US Pacific (GMT - 8) 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM > >>>>> India (GMT + 5.3) 4:00AM to 6:00AM > >>>>> Japan (GMT + 9) 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM > >>>>> > >>>>> GMT: 3 PM to 5 pm > >>>>> US Eastern (GMT - 5) 10 AM to 12 noon > >>>>> US Pacific (GMT - 8) 7 AM to 9 AM > >>>>> India (GMT + 5.3) 8:30PM to 10:20PM > >>>>> Japan (GMT + 9) 12 M to 2:00 AM > >>>>> > >>>>> Any discussion? > >>>>> Thanks, > >>>>> > >>>>> Iwasa > >>>>> Fujitsu > >
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