> You do realize that mapping time zones to countries will take a _lot_ of > maintenance, right?
I agree completely. I don't know many different ways it has to be stated before the maintenance issues are taken seriously. > Countries are changing all the time. Think back to the end of the cold > war, when the USSR dissolved, along with Yugoslavio and Czechoslovakia, > and at the same time E & W Germany became a single country. > > And how do you handle things like Taiwan & Hong Kong? Are they separate > countries? Hong Kong was once sort of a separate country, but is now > clearly part of China. Is Taiwan part of China? Depends who you ask ;) > My wife is Taiwanese and I sure as hell think they're separate countries, > but ask many mainlanders and you'll get a different answer. -J --
