I am definitely in favor of clearer APIs. However, it would probably be best to explore how different libraries in different languages tackle this. Can you please explore this? In particular, I am curious to know if before/after mean "<" and ">" respectively or if they mean "<=" and "=>" (I assume the former). And also if some libraries feel compelled to expose functions such as "after_or_equal" or if users would have to write Date.equal?(date1, date2) or Date.earlier?(date1, date2), which would end-up doing the double of conversions.
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