I will say 11:59PM March 28th will be better.
If you change to 12:01AM, you need to change the day to March 29th and
start saying code freeze on 3/29 is going to quite 'misleading'.
thanks
Anissa
Byron Nevins wrote:
> Dhiru Pandey wrote:
>> Hello All,
>>
>> Due to network problems being experienced by many developers in the
>> Sun's Santa Clara campus, we are delaying the GlassFish v2/9.1 Beta2
>> promotion planned for tomorrow March 28th, 2007 by one day.
>>
>> We will be promoting the build on March 29th, 2007 instead.
>> Please plan on checking in your fixes by *12:00 midnight PT March
>> 28th, 2007*
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Dhiru
> It isn't obvious what midnight means. I was trying to be helpful --
> not flippant or sarcastic :-) . I recommend saying 12:01 AM which is
> not ambiguous:
>
> Use *Midnight* or 12:00 *Midnight* when you mean the middle of the night.
> You might notice that most travel schedules avoid the issue completely
> be never ever saying 12:00. They either add or subtract one minute
> <http://en.mimi.hu/astronomy/minute.html> to display 11:59 or 12:01.
> Full article >>> <http://www.astronomy.net/articles/13/>
>
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