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We originally displayed the ISO date notation in the period list in the new client, but then we had comments about how this was confusing for people used to dealing with the labels. I'm having the opposite impression with dates expressed in non-Gregorian notation (eg BP) -- it's confusing to have to try to calculate these on the fly, especially when one can't tell at a glance what the present value is. Is it possible to either provide both in the list (side by side, in italics, whatever) or offer a toggle button that lets the user decide whether to show labels or ISO values?
I have a mild preference for the latter but would settle for either.
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That would work for me! It would help a lot with collections like Fasti, where the weird BP without notation makes it look like eg Late Antiquity ends in AD 1400.
We originally displayed the ISO date notation in the period list in the new client, but then we had comments about how this was confusing for people used to dealing with the labels. I'm having the opposite impression with dates expressed in non-Gregorian notation (eg BP) -- it's confusing to have to try to calculate these on the fly, especially when one can't tell at a glance what the present value is. Is it possible to either provide both in the list (side by side, in italics, whatever) or offer a toggle button that lets the user decide whether to show labels or ISO values?
I have a mild preference for the latter but would settle for either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: