> and get it right, it's a comma not a dot I would have upvoted your comment but for this. In the Anglosphere, we always and without exception use a dot for d

> and get it right, it's a comma not a dot I would have upvoted your comment but for this. In the Anglosphere, we always and without exception use a dot for decimal fractions. Yes, many other cultures use a comma, but when writing English (as you yourself do) one always and without exception uses a dot. (yes, I'm aware that ISO 8601:2004 states that the comma is preferred: it’s simply wrong)