Saint Pierre and Miquelon (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Pierre_and_Miquelon) and most of Greenland (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenland) are at UTC-2 in the summer (UTC-3 in the winter), with parts of Greenland being UTC-4, UTC-1 and even UTC+0. Guess which continent they are on.
LOL Seriously, it was sad before, but now it's just pathetic. I did know about Greenland as well as Saint Pierre and Miquelon but chose not to include them. Why? Because, according to the very same website you directed me to:
"Though physiographically a part of the continent of North America, Greenland has been politically and culturally associated with Europe (specifically Norway and later Denmark) for more than a millennium."
An island associated with Europe (not even a sovereign state - part of the Kingdom of Denmark) and two tiny islands owned by France? You are getting into the absurd splitting hairs over Greenland and Saint Pierre/Miquelon.
And really, how many people do you actually think are playing L2 from Greenland? The total population of Greenland is smaller than any town I've ever lived in. If WoWarcraft was a country, it would have a population 200x the size of Greenland. It is absolutely stupid to mention Greenland - the only reason you are is that you feel smarter when you think you make others look stupid.
Greenland, Saint Pierre and Miquelon are all islands and not a part of the continental land mass of North America. There are some South American islands also in UTC-2 but I didn't mention them either. Why? Cuz it's stupid to nitpick on such non-consequential things. No one cares about tiny islands with populations smaller than the server we're talking about!! (Saint Pierre and Miquelon anyone?)
By the way: Alaska has two time zones, UTC-9 and UTC-10 (both with DST, if I remember correctly).
This is not related to anything we're talking about. It does not add to the conversation in any way, shape or form. Again, the area that is UTC-10 is such a ridiculously small portion of Alaska that it's not even worth mentioning. A few of the westernmost Aleutian islands are in this timezone. The largest city in the Aleutian islands has a population barely over 4,000 people - and that's not even in the UTC-10 timezone. What is the point of mentioning that Alaska has the UTC-10 timezone? Oh, that's right, you're trying to make yourself feel smart again! Sorry, I forgot what a fragile ego you had.
My point is and will remain that the UTC -2 timezone is a compromise between European and American timezones. It's stupid to tell people in NA that "it's a North American timezone!" and expect them to be happy.
3,074 islanders in the South Atlantic live with the UTC -2 timezone year round. That is the entire population of the planet that lives in the UTC -2 timezone all year. At most, 62,503 islanders in the North Atlantic have the UTC -2 timezone in the summer. Geographically, a few North American islands with very small populations use the UTC-2 timezone. But logistically with the majority of North Americans living in the UTC-5 to UTC-8, it is not an American timezone. Even if you throw in Brazil's millions who get UTC-2 as DST, that still doesn't change the fact that the majority of North and South American's do not live in UTC-2. Being 2 or 3 hours later than Europe, it's actually a lot closer to Europe's timezones than it is to a large portion of North America.
So sure, you can say it's a North American timezone - you'd be technically correct and you'd look like an idiot at the same time! So congrats! I think you've achieved that!