Coordinated Universal Time

The drupaldojo.com site currently uses PST time for reporting the start time of lessons. While a handy link is provided to the World Clock site its still a chore to always have to use an external site to convert the time. It especially produces ambiguity because some places decide to have a separate summer and winter time (and every country seems to convert on different dates).

In the interest of promoting standards, can we please use UTC (Coordinated Universal Time; aka Zulu time) instead (or at least as well as)?

A quotation from wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utc):

UTC is the time system used for many Internet and World Wide Web standards. In particular, The Network Time Protocol, which is designed to synchronize the clocks of many computers over the Internet (usually to that of a known accurate atomic clock), uses UTC.

UTC is used for meetings on the Internet (e.g. IRC chats, shows, and so on).

International broadcasts, whether they are over the internet, free-to-air satellite television, or shortwave radio, always give schedules and announce times in UTC.

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UTC is also the time system used in aviation, referred to in Zulu. Weather reports, flight plans, air traffic control clearances, and maps all use UTC to avoid confusion about time zones and daylight saving time.

Thank you