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Rename "Time of Next Game" feature.

I am suggesting changing some static text that appears next to the "Time of Next Game" feature. None of the owners of campaigns I am in will ever reset "Time of Next Game" information. If the static text label next to that time display where changed to reflect how the feature actually functions that would be preferable. At the very least reword the label to remove it's specifically future pointing implication. " Time of Session Zero " -- this is how the Time of Next Game function actually operates as far as I've been able to determine.  You have to set it once to get the game listed on the Looking For Group tool, then you never need touch it again. " Most Recently Set Time " -- what the Time of Next Game feature actually does is display the most resent time the campaign owner set.  It has other nice functions too like a countdown timer, but nothing really beyond that. " A Game's Time " -- short, as accurate a label as it is now, and future/past agnostic. Just some options to get the discussion started.  Please suggest other alternatives if you support this Idea.
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