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If you are taking base32 as user input, you can translate '1' to 'I' so that the input is correct regardless of which the user types. But, needing users to rea
by dahfizz 4y ago
If you are taking base32 as user input, you can translate '1' to 'I' so that the input is correct regardless of which the user types.
But, needing users to read / type a base32 ID is always bad UX anyway.
- iainmerrick 4y agoYeah, best to avoid having to type in a big nonsense string in the first place. But if you do need to do it, base32 is at least better than the obvious alternatives (decimal, hex, base64)