Ok, I'm convinced.
On 6/20/06, Andreas Junghans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
Now let's see what we'd gain from using ISO dates:
- It's more standard.
- It's (a little) easier to parse on the server.
[...]
Although probably still not enough to warrant a change, there's one more:
- It provides timezone information
The majority of applications probably won't care too much about this, and the ones that do can have a workaround where the timezone is provided in a separate string.
Thank you, and thank you Derrel, for discussing this.
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