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We already refer to years in the first millennium AD without leading zeros, e.g. AD 42 or AD 385.
by LorenDB 1y ago
We already refer to years in the first millennium AD without leading zeros, e.g. AD 42 or AD 385.
- jdeibele 1y agoI was born in the 20th century. I was filling out a medical form and put my birth year in with 2 digits. The web app took that to mean just the 2 digits. No, I wasn't born in AD 70. That's the kind of programming that makes you reluctant to put anything into it. Not using leading zeros seems fine if you're using AD near it to indicate that it's not 1942.
- permo-w 1y agothis is just bad programming, it has nothing to do with leading zeroes