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Meanwhile I live in the UK and it's completely standard for monetary quantities.
by Smaug123 5y ago
Meanwhile I live in the UK and it's completely standard for monetary quantities.
- boardwaalk 5y agoI’ve seen that use for sure. Perhaps a little telling we’re talking about blockchain tech and that’s what people are using. Is it really about a fast distributed transaction log, or… is it about the money first.
- fanf2 5y agoThe Financial Times recently changed their abbreviation for million from “m” to “mn” to help screen readers. They would typically read an m suffix as metres; I guess the FT chose mn rather than mm so that screen readers would not say millimetres instead of million.