I will add my voice to the "do not adjust UTC" chorus here.

Best,

Karen

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On Oct 27, 2016, at 9:58 PM, Cheryl Langdon-Orr <langdonorr@gmail.com> wrote:

No Surprise  I support Avri as well *after all* Like Avri I have been also saying exactly this for years now ;-) 

Anyway  I am building my movement  getting more support today from other participants in other meetings So if you keep hearing  "just stick to UTC" a lot more in the near future  this is why...

Cheryl Langdon-Orr ...  (CLO) about.me/cheryl.LangdonOrr

 

On 28 October 2016 at 07:06, theo geurts <gtheo@xs4all.nl> wrote:

100% with Avri on this.

UTC is a time saver ;)

Theo

On 27-10-2016 21:30, avri doria wrote:

Hi,

I am in favor of just sticking with UTC and not bothering with the
complexities of who is going in or out of DST at any time.  I suggest
that for all WGs. and will suggest it for any group I am in.

avri



On 27-Oct-16 15:07, Steve Chan wrote:

Hello All,

 
I did some basic analysis to try and understand the impact of staying
on the same UTC time versus moving 1 hour forward on UTC (e.g., the
1500 UTC would be 1600 UTC). I’d say it’s inconclusive and at least to
me, not terribly surprising – it helps in some cases and hurts in
others. When there are early meetings, adding an hour to the UTC helps
and when it’s evening or middle of the night, it generally makes
things worse. Unfortunately, I don’t think this gives us a clear path
forward, but it at least lets us see how it affects this particular WG
in certain regions of the world. I’ve highlighted the most difficult
meetings times in red.

 
Note, this analysis would be as of 7 November, so to the extent that
timeanddate.com accurately captures what regions observe daylight
savings, that factor should be taken into account.

 
Best,

Steve

 
 
 
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