- From: Christoph Päper <christoph@paeper.de>
- Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 04:11:01 +0100
- To: www-html@w3.org
*Cyril* <cyril2@mail.ru>: > [Christian Wolfgang Hujer wrote:] --------------- My spam filter ate this thread for some reason, so I'm trying gmane ... >> And how am I supposed to *easily* compare Jan / Feb / Mar for sorting? > > If the goal is simplifying > sorting dates then there is more easy way of a date performing, The other goal is to remain human readable and widely understandable. > by a 36 bits integer of seconds from birthday of Christ till a datetime. Sorry, but you must either be ignorant, dumb or a troll. > How many times do others demand to localize, You're currently demanding to localize one of the few almost globally accepted standards. > And, thanks to this format, the trend, the practice of presenting > month information by digits, may be widely deployed in the future Isn't that great? If the US also got rid off AM/PM and used only the metric system, the world would become a better place. > what I consider as a main defect of this date format. You don't have much contact with foreigners, do you? Christoph Päper
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