Dave Rolsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This hostname now exists and I can put stuff on it, including
> dynamic content (with mod_perl and preferable, Mason).
>
> Submissions for content are welcome. Some things I'd like to
> put up there:
>
> - info about existing modules
>
> - developer docs for DateTime project
>
> - useful links (Olson DB, calendar FAQ, etc.)
I suggest adding links to the ISO 8601:2000 Final Draft. The
final "official" standard is not available on the web, but the
draft version is, and I assume the final draft it is pretty close
to final "official" version. Links can be found on the bottom of
the page
http://www.qsl.net/g1smd/isopdf.htm
I think this is a "must read" for anyone who implements the ISO
8601 standard. There are several misunderstandings related to
this ISO standard, in particular the belief that ISO 8601 is just
a year, week, and day-of-week format.
Peter
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