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My point about date string is that, if people really honored the "specification" from the first place, why the `datetimes` directory has eight different files :
by lifthrasiir 9y ago
My point about date string is that, if people really honored the "specification" from the first place, why the `datetimes` directory has eight different files :-) I have personally seen lots of websites with Korean date & time format ("YYYY년 mm월 dd일 hh시 mm분 ss초", see `korean.py` there) and I'm not sure if they are now gone. (And yes I did have my own aggregation engine back then---it was at least born after feedparser though.)
- onli 9y agoAh, possible. I also use a normalization library (for both atom, jsonfeed and RSS), it might mask the worst of these occurrences.
- pmoriarty 9y agoThis "Korean date & time format" appears similar to ISO 8601, an international standard for dates and times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601