a) The time zone is set to the user's time zone after searching flickr. This means that any date/times that are in the criteria will be used as Europe/London, not the user's time zone.
b) Currently every flickrCall resets the time zone to Europe/London:
i) This means that the first photo written to will cause the time zone to be reset to Europe/London and never set back to the user's time zone, which in turn will mean that date/times from then on will be echoed in Europe/London, not the user's time zone.
ii) This is probably unnecessary as most dates are dealt with a Unix time stamp.
Note that flickr does not deal in time zones at all, so this shouldn't affect the return data at all. (ie, dates returned will be the same.) The auth routine takes Unix time stamps I think.
a) The time zone is set to the user's time zone after searching flickr. This means that any date/times that are in the criteria will be used as Europe/London, not the user's time zone.
b) Currently every flickrCall resets the time zone to Europe/London:
i) This means that the first photo written to will cause the time zone to be reset to Europe/London and never set back to the user's time zone, which in turn will mean that date/times from then on will be echoed in Europe/London, not the user's time zone.
ii) This is probably unnecessary as most dates are dealt with a Unix time stamp.
Note that flickr does not deal in time zones at all, so this shouldn't affect the return data at all. (ie, dates returned will be the same.) The auth routine takes Unix time stamps I think.