Public bug reported:
The details for an event (e.g.
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/163/detail/) has 2 fields, the "Date
begin:" and "Date end:". Both list the full date, time and timezone that
the event is happening. This it too much information for a standard
user. For events that only span one day (which will be quite common I
guess), you should only show the date once. e.g. a sample output would
be "6:00 → 10:00, Wed, 30 Jul 2010".
You don't need to show the timezone for the event. Timezones get
confusing for people. For example, it's common for people to think that
the UK and Ireland are on GMT all year round. Most people in a LoCo are
local, so the timezones are unneeded, since most of the people attending
will be in the same timezone
** Affects: loco-directory
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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event details includes unneeded full date and timezone
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/600161
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Status in LoCo Directory: New
Bug description:
The details for an event (e.g. http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/163/detail/)
has 2 fields, the "Date begin:" and "Date end:". Both list the full date, time
and timezone that the event is happening. This it too much information for a
standard user. For events that only span one day (which will be quite common I
guess), you should only show the date once. e.g. a sample output would be "6:00
→ 10:00, Wed, 30 Jul 2010".
You don't need to show the timezone for the event. Timezones get confusing for
people. For example, it's common for people to think that the UK and Ireland
are on GMT all year round. Most people in a LoCo are local, so the timezones
are unneeded, since most of the people attending will be in the same timezone
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