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YYYY-MM-DD gang rise up!
ISO 8601. This is the way.
For naming in file names yes.
For every mention of any date ever.
Even when talking to your friends.
When's your birthday?
2025-11-23
<1993-11-23+1y>
(repeating timestamp)
Surely you mean
R/1993-11-23/P1Y?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Repeating_intervals
oh wow, did not know that had a spec!
I was referring to:
https://orgmode.org/manual/Repeated-tasks.html
And I don't know enough about orgmode!
I may need to add it to my comparison of formats: https://webcoder.info/recurrence.html
very nice website!
It's just a modest GitHub Pages site, but thanks!
For naming the person your dating no