Buzz seems to be using the native Linux TZ format such as Asia/Kolkata used in framework.
Except programmers who have worked with the linux TZ database/file, most users are not familiar with this format of presenting timezones.
Also this is slightly confusing if the guest considers the city mentioned in the time zone as the venue city. Like for Frappe Build 2026, Venue is Mumbai, but Time shows up as Asia/Kolkata.
Please consider displaying the Time in a format with the UTC offset. Like instead of displaying 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM (Asia/Kolkata) consider displaying 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM IST (UTC+05:30).
Also consider displaying both in conference venue timezone and in users local timezone. This is useful for online webinars and events. And also for countries such as USA which has multiple timezones.
Buzz seems to be using the native Linux TZ format such as
Asia/Kolkataused in framework.Except programmers who have worked with the linux TZ database/file, most users are not familiar with this format of presenting timezones.
Also this is slightly confusing if the guest considers the city mentioned in the time zone as the venue city. Like for Frappe Build 2026, Venue is Mumbai, but Time shows up as
Asia/Kolkata.Please consider displaying the Time in a format with the UTC offset. Like instead of displaying
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM (Asia/Kolkata)consider displaying9:00 AM - 8:00 PM IST (UTC+05:30).Also consider displaying both in conference venue timezone and in users local timezone. This is useful for online webinars and events. And also for countries such as USA which has multiple timezones.