- Can this use a fixed-width font? Currently, the timestamp jumps up and down a line depending on the combination of numbers.
- Can the date be formatted as yyyy-MM-dd or dd.MM.yyyy? The current format of MM/dd/yyyy is reminding me of America and I don’t like it
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While we’re at it… I know there can only be one clock as the site default, but I always thought it would be kind of cool to also have a Beijing clock and Havana clock. I’d say Pyongyang too, but it’s only one zone away from Beijing.
I would support this measure, as this clock is my primary means of telling the time. I hate having to do the mental conversion to Beijing every day.
Russian standard ГОСТ ИСО 8601-2001 implemented ISO 8601 23 years ago (also Chinese ‘recommended’ standard GB/T 7408-2005) and our Russian overlords would expect us to follow it thusly.
yyyy-MM-dd
That gets my vote.
The only good date format.
Can we get a Beijing time conversion too? I’m not on Moscows payroll but I am on Xi’s.
ISO 8601 gang
- There are fixed-width versions of the numbers in unicode. These can be used for the clock without needing a css font change. 0123456789
It also incorrectly pulls the language for “Moscow Standard Time” from the browser’s settings, I assume, instead from the account settings
yyyy-MM-dd is the enlightened centrist format, both sides are equally dissatisfied with it
It is the most sortable however
