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# Adding a timezone/location field
<small>2022-12-17 | [@andrea](/@andrea)</small>
![Screenshot of the profile editor on pronouns.page, the timezone section. Header: "Timezone". Description: "If you fill out this field, your card will tell people what time it is where you live. Optionally, you can also chose to publish your approximate location.". Then a select box with list of timezones along with a button "Detect". Then two switches: "Publish the continent in your card: Europe" and "Publish the area in your card: Amsterdam"](/img-local/blog/timezone-editor.png)
Our mission is to make communication easier and more inclusive.
Letting people know what's the best way to address you is great,
but there's a few other things that can facilitate communication too
like letting people know _when_ it's best to approach you.
We've just added a new field: timezone. With just a few clicks you can share on your card
information about your **_very rough_ location** as well as show visitors **what time it is** where you live.
If you're curious why did I implement it the way I did, here's a blog post explaining the reasoning:
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Avris » Privacy-friendly location field?
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