On Jan 3, 2012, at 6:41 AM, Clive D.W. Feather wrote:
> Zefram said:
>> The western side of the IDL is much more fashionable than the eastern
>> side. The IDL has been gradually shifting eastwards for many years.
>> With the network effect from wanting to have one's timezone close to that
>> of
Zefram said:
> The western side of the IDL is much more fashionable than the eastern
> side. The IDL has been gradually shifting eastwards for many years.
> With the network effect from wanting to have one's timezone close to that
> of one's geographical neighbours, I wonder if there's actually an
Hal Murray wrote:
>They are shifting to the other side of the international date line.
The western side of the IDL is much more fashionable than the eastern
side. The IDL has been gradually shifting eastwards for many years.
With the network effect from wanting to have one's timezone close to tha
