Thanks for drafting this up. On Thu, 12 Aug 2021 at 04:32, Jonathan S. Katz <jk...@postgresql.org> wrote: > Please ensure you have your feedback in no later than midnight today > (Aug 11) AoE[1].
It might not be the exact technical feedback you had in mind, but I think the following could be improved: + This release marks the third beta release of PostgreSQL 14 and puts the + community one step closer to general availability this fall. I think the above wording is pretty good if your audience was entirely based in, or at least expected to be based in North America. The people from the South of India might have been under the impression that the release was shortly after the monsoon season ended. The people from the Nothern parts of Australia likely think it's around when the wet season starts. The people from temperate parts of the Southern hemisphere think it's in the Spring. The people in the UK think it's in Autumn. I'd really like to see us move away from using seasons as an indicator of when something is occurring when the audience is based all over the world. Maybe something like "one step closer to general availability around the start of the final quarter of 2021" would have more meaning to the rest of the world? David
