On Fri, 2019-08-09 at 19:23 -0500, [email protected] wrote:
> Oops, how about switching to September 12 instead? I don't see any
> compelling need to stick to the usual Wednesday date.
>
> Andreas, Matthias, sound OK?
To me this makes no sense as ~200 other countries out there likely also
have their days to mourn about something in their history.
I think we want to avoid deadlines for tarball creation on days when
many of our software maintainers on this planet might be on vacation
("Christmas" etc) but I don't want to go down the single country road.
If use of the admittedly iconic phrase "9/11" is seen as a potential
problem, I'd recommend to use "Sep 11" or such (makes more sense anyway
as no country outside of the USA could parse "9/11" as a date format).
Cheers,
andre
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