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Hi Jason,
A hint, I have the idea that the timezones for Europe are wrong given, it is
nice to give the British Summer Time, but maybe you can give the Western and
Central European summer time too (or do speak about the BST) I thought that
BST was an English cattle illness.
And maybe you can make the list in that way, that we in Europe can
understand it without first to have to examine it.
I was visiting your chat last time, but I saw I was too late.
We have 5 timezones:
Britain, Ireland and Portugal (In my country we call it the British
zone)
West and Central Europe
Eastern Europe (all old Soviet Union countries except Russia itself plus
Finland, Greece, Rumania, Bulgaria and Turkey)
Russia
Far East Europe (Eastern from Turkey)
I don't know who made that chart, but it was definitialy not someone from
Europe, I hope the other parts are better?
Cor