Extended Date/Time Format DRAFT specification for review through December 6

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FYI … would be goo for people here to take a look at the draft and
submit comments where relevant.---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Denenberg, Ray xxxx@loc.gov
Date: Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 5:07 PM
Subject: Extended Date/Time Format DRAFT specification for review
through December 6

Discussion of the Extended Date/Time Format, EDTF, seems to have
stabilized, and the features list has been turned into a draft
specification.

http://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/spec.html

We welcome comments, suggestion, corrections, omissions, etc., and
there is still time to incorporate new requirements. Please post to
the listserv.

The review period is November 5 to December 6.

We are examining options for moving the draft spec to formalization or
standardization and suggestions are welcome. Possible candidate
standards bodies are W3C and IETF.

–Ray

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Since Frank mentioned dates, bumping this …

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Since Frank mentioned dates, bumping this …

FYI … would be goo for people here to take a look at the draft and
submit comments where relevant.

Bruce,

I notice that the current EDTF draft lists seasons (Spring, Summer,
etc.) as “features that have been mentioned during development of this
specification but have not been included.”