I think culturally lat/lon is the standard - it is what looked right to me before I started working with geocoords. Cartographically, in terms of standards, th

I think culturally lat/lon is the standard - it is what looked right to me before I started working with geocoords. Cartographically, in terms of standards, that seems to be the case. I don't think because libraries have been written which are backwards, that there should be some popularity contest - that's too small a bubble, just makes programmers sound like entitled asshats... Even a govt. standard should not be the measuring stick - govts change policy with the wind, or different govts. The lon/lat programmers with the pitchforks are the upstart rebels here... Lat/Lon