Tim

Sorry for the delay. It wasn't on the top of my list, but then the amount of spam suddenly started going through the roof.

I've despammed somewhat, but next I should prevent logins by anyone who isn't an admin (you and I) and then I'll let you know, then you can do this in your own time.

T

http://code.google.com/p/zeroclipboard/

Here's a visual demo:

Having researched it, EST is weirdly built into the Olson db that we use (via the tzinfo gem). No other standard time is built in (PST, CST). There is also EST5EDT (which is the same as US/Eastern).

If we want to remove it, it's a bit of work (first time we've wanted to remove from the Olson supplied list, rather than add). Ideally it would be possible to add some kind of warning to using it. But that's tricky too.

People often make this kind of mistake with timezones, and that's, after all, why we made permatime, so maybe it's worth thinking about one of the two above solutions (or a better one...).

No, I think permatime.com is behaving correctly. (and latest changes won't have touched this).

EST is really confusing. In the States, it means "Eastern Standard Time" and isn't used by anyone in the summer but is the same time as Central Daylight Time (hence the situation). But people use it to mean the "Eastern" timezone.

Add to the confusion the fact that Australia also has EST (sometimes abbrviated AEST.

I actually think EST shouldn't be in the "Locations" (there is one called EST5EDT which is equivalent to US/Eastern. Will look into it.

think it makes only a little difference to users, but it stops us the errors occurring (fingers crossed)!

also:
* more fixes for unnecessary forgery protection (Tim Diggins)

unneeded at present