| Jc3s5h added a comment. |
In T207705#4691973, @Pigsonthewing wrote:In T207705#4690349, @Jc3s5h wrote:ISO 8601 being one of the rare exceptions
As noted above: "ISO 8601-2019, due in the middle of that year, is expected to support all of the features of EDTF."
Furthermore, as you can read at the linked page: "the EDTF specification is included as a profile of ISO 8601."
My meaning was that nearly all notations, such as "July 1, 2018", "1 July 2018" "1 VII 2018" or "Solis Kandis Juliis MMXVIII" can refer to either the Gregorian or Julian calendar; this has been so for 400 years and that is what people are used to. ISO 8601 is one of the few notations that isn't supposed to be used with Julian dates; EDTF is another.
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