Daniel Reed

> I think that it's expected that timezone offset is either inferred from `language_code` or explicitly asked from the user (maybe even both). The user's country code used to be...

> The correct way to get the user's timezones is by asking them their location (a keyboard button with a `request_location `field for example). Exact location is a little tricky: ...

Simple markup is how you end up with stuff like: **Event Alpha** Wed Jun 8 2:00 PM – Wed Jun 8 4:00 PM **Event Bravo** Sat Jun 11 8:00 PM...

I just ran into this 🙁. ``` test.py:5:0: E1101: Instance of 'bytes' has no 'send' member (no-member) ``` ``` pylint 3.3.1 astroid 3.3.5 Python 3.10.12 (main, Sep 11 2024, 15:47:36)...

I was just preparing to push a fix for [a bug in my code that's triggered by this situation](https://github.com/nmlorg/metabot/issues/108), and it seems the situation just happened again; same bot, but...

When Google Calendar first came out, a tool I wrote used to create duplicate events fairly often. Eventually it was determined that I would send a single "create" request to...