I just got invited to a meeting for a time zone that doesn’t exist this time of year. In the US EST does not stand for Eastern time, it stands for Eastern Standard Time (~November-~March), EST is not an active time zone, it is EDT Eastern Daylight Time. Its a pointless thing, most people probably don’t notice, but its wrong.

Fake internet points to anyone who knows why DB-9 bothers me.

Edit: corrected a missing n in an eastern

  • @motor_spirit@lemmy.worldEnglish
    2•4 months ago

    so how do we proceed amicably? It just seems like a spelling that isn’t family-friendly or wholesome. I don’t know where it came from or why, but it makes me uncomfortable