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He's raised 11.181 euros so far of 10.000 goal. That's all of what, $15 US? Is this a joke? Or is he in some backward poor country where $15 is a month's wag
by csense 14y ago
He's raised 11.181 euros so far of 10.000 goal. That's all of what, $15 US? Is this a joke? Or is he in some backward poor country where $15 is a month's wages?
He probably could have self-funded -- with money left over! -- from a single hour of actual work for someone.
- superchink 14y agoThe period is the equivalent of the comma that you're expecting. 11.181 Euros is equivalent to 11,181 Euros (depending on where you live). You can find more detail here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark
- bnr 14y agoLooks like they use a point when the campaign is in EUR and a comma when it is in USD or GBP. With the exception of Ireland, that pretty much matches the map from the wiki article. But I think they should rather honor the user's locale in any case.
- dopamean 14y agoI'm hoping that this is just a bad joke.