> How does one represent 30 offsets like India? I guess not differently from ISO8601? Something like 2019-06-19T22·13+0530 or +05:30 (both seem to be valid in

> How does one represent 30 offsets like India? I guess not differently from ISO8601? Something like 2019-06-19T22·13+0530 or +05:30 (both seem to be valid in ISO8601, not sure which I prefer). > Also dot isn’t easily typable so this is dead in the water. Yeah, this is annoying. The people I know who use this format either have a compose-key set up (impractical for the majority of computer users, including most tech people), or transliterate it in ASCII as `.-` (which doesn't look as nice).