Template talk:Holydaze/4Sat11
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This is set up for 28th Nov, which is correct in 2008, but it seems this is always the Friday after Thanksgiving. Should it be changed to Hokydays/4Fri11 (I.E. fourth Friday in November)? Problem there is if Thanksgiving is on the 30th, Buy Nothing Day would be the 1st of December. Is it possible to make a template for 4Thu11+1 or something like that? weaseLOId
~ 06:49, 28 November 2008 (EST)
- Thanks giving can never be later than the 28th. - User
00:33, 9 December 2008 (EST)
- Yes, but the Friday after can be the fourth or fifth Friday of the month (this year it was the fifth, I think?) I thought I commented on this elsewhere... but where, I don't remember. ħuman
01:07, 9 December 2008 (EST)
- Well Int. buy nothing day is the Saturday, however it is only the last if it is either the 29th or 30th so a simply great equal will fix the problem. - User
01:14, 9 December 2008 (EST)
- There is no "intl BND". It's black friday in the states, and the saturday after elsewhere. I suggest deleting.... ħuman
01:20, 9 December 2008 (EST)
- Well it is not like it is a proper day (not a national holiday or UN day), just a protest holiday. The only thing I have against deleting it is I have it working now. - User
01:26, 9 December 2008 (EST)
- Oh, well, in that case, fine. Does it run both the Friday and the Saturday, for US and ROW? Just curious... Oh, and did you get that UT + 23 hours thing figured out yet? ħuman
16:29, 9 December 2008 (EST)
- Oh, well, in that case, fine. Does it run both the Friday and the Saturday, for US and ROW? Just curious... Oh, and did you get that UT + 23 hours thing figured out yet? ħuman
- Well it is not like it is a proper day (not a national holiday or UN day), just a protest holiday. The only thing I have against deleting it is I have it working now. - User
- There is no "intl BND". It's black friday in the states, and the saturday after elsewhere. I suggest deleting.... ħuman
- Well Int. buy nothing day is the Saturday, however it is only the last if it is either the 29th or 30th so a simply great equal will fix the problem. - User
- Yes, but the Friday after can be the fourth or fifth Friday of the month (this year it was the fifth, I think?) I thought I commented on this elsewhere... but where, I don't remember. ħuman