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>What is one month ago when you are March, 31st? "one month ago" is between "a few weeks ago" and "a few months ago". >We have to deal with monthly subscripti
by throwaway0x7E6 4y ago
>What is one month ago when you are March, 31st?
"one month ago" is between "a few weeks ago" and "a few months ago".
>We have to deal with monthly subscriptions and it's not fun.
it is a lot less unfun if you define a month as N calendar days in your terms of service, like virtually everyone does
- forty 4y agoYes, that's what we do mostly, except to track external subscriptions that actually use months (I believe the Google playstore does that but I could be mistaken with another service)
- inopinatus 4y agoAnd they would be guilty of misleading the consumer when doing so, and possibly accounting fraud as well because neither GAAP nor IFRS recognise such a calendar; the closest available is the 4-4-5 standard. This is why we don’t let engineers write contracts. Many seem to think that law is a programming language in which they can redefine reality. It ain’t.