Christian PERRIER <bubulle@debian.org> writes: > I'm just not fond of "Australia/Sydney" presented as a choice, I'd > rather have "New South-Wales". (Regardless of what you choose, FYI it's “New South Wales”, no hyphen.) Why do you prefer that? Australia is highly urbanised; we're accustomed to “Sydney” as a stand-in for “New South Wales”. Moreover, it's very common for time zones around the world to be described by the dominant city of the region (“Tokyo time”, “London time”, etc). What makes you dislike it? -- \ “We have clumsy, sputtering, inefficient brains…. It is a | `\ *struggle* to be rational and objective, and failures are not | _o__) evidence for an alternative reality.” —Paul Z. Myers, 2010-10-14 | Ben Finney
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