Friday Week 26 is certainly less convenient to say or parse, but it’s completely unambiguous. Yes, everybody uses ISO week numbering, it’s what’s on the calendar, it does not matter that you don’t like it. Week ordinal = iso, cope.
Friday Week 26 is certainly less convenient to say or parse, but it’s completely unambiguous. Yes, everybody uses ISO week numbering, it’s what’s on the calendar, it does not matter that you don’t like it. Week ordinal = iso, cope.
Say, I have no idea what week 26 is. I can only suggest it’s probably somewhere in [26/4]=June
I would not even know where to quickly look it up without googling - my calendars do not have this numbering
Still need to supply that setting about whether weeks start on Sundays or Mondays though.
I guess they are going to wonder why the non-danish visits today.
on edit: wrong address oops
Of course, Google's calendar also shows it which is handy.
[1] https://vecka.nu
It’s mostly a foreign concept to Americans.
> Say, I have no idea what week 26 is. I can only suggest it’s probably somewhere in [26/4]=June
So you’re saying that a clear, unambiguous, and standardised system in widespread use is bad because you would have to learn something?
> I would not even know where to quickly look it up without googling - my calendars do not have this numbering
Get a better calendar? Most European calendars have the week number printed as a matter of course, and it should be a simple toggle in the average calendaring software (certainly is in iOS).