[JDEV] Message timestamps

[Scott Robinson]

How is:

Mon,  4 Oct 1999 15:25:36 -0700

Not Y2K compliant?

The standard doesn't suck. ;) We just need to pick which standard we use.

Scott.

* Vivre Draco translated into ASCII [Mon, Oct 04, 1999 at 05:11:40PM -0500][<VPOP31.3.0b.19991004171141.790.1.1.130a3d50 at oakwind>]
> On 4 Oct 99,, Scott Robinson sounded off on Re: [JDEV] Message timestamps:
> 
> > But I suppose I should insert content into this message. I would
> > suggest (since we're looking for compatibility) using the timestamp
> > system specified in RFC-822. It isn't Y10k compatibile, but I'm
> > thinking a very small modification could be performed to make it
> > so. ;) 
> 
>    Um, if I understand right it's not even Y2K compliant, let alone 
> Y10K. Remember, if it is standard but it sucks, we shouldn't use it. 
> Personally, I'd go with the ISO-8601 standard that was suggested...
> 
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