[uf-discuss] Human and machine readable data format
Scott Reynen
Scott at randomchaos.com
Mon Jul 14 10:05:28 PDT 2008
On [Jul 14], at [ Jul 14] 6:39 , Breton Slivka wrote:
> To someone with a different calendar, ISO8601 may make just
> as much sense as "July 1st, 2007." that is: very little.
I'm assuming by "different calendar," you mean non-Gregorian? If so,
what are the use cases for non-Gregorian dates in hCalendar? The use
cases for Gregorian calendars in hCalendar are well-established:
iCalendar uses Gregorian ISO 8601, so any iCalendar-supporting
applications can make use of these dates. But I have no idea what the
use cases are for non-Gregorian dates Are there many applications
that can use such dates? The use cases are crucial for evaluating
whether hCalendar should support non-Gregorian dates, and if so, how
that should work.
Peace,
Scott
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