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[#111] Improve ephemeral message phrasing #116

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Problem: For users in, let's say, Tallinn, the ephemeral message will say <time> <date> in Europe/Athens. Technically, Tallinn and Athens are on the same offset, but this message may be confusing for some users.

Solution: Amend the message to instead say <time> <date> in your timezone (Europe/Athens).

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Fixed #111

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Problem: For users in, let's say, Tallinn, the ephemeral message will
say `<time> <date> in Europe/Athens`. Technically, Tallinn and Athens
are on the same offset, but this message may be confusing for some
users.

Solution: Amend the message to instead say `<time> <date> in your
timezone (Europe/Athens)`.
@dcastro dcastro merged commit 98d3669 into main Sep 7, 2023
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@dcastro dcastro deleted the diogo/#111-amend-msg branch September 7, 2023 11:41
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Improve ephemeral message phrasing
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