Re: [Yaml-core] Implicit Timestamps

[Clark C . E. <cc...@cl...>]

On Sun, Mar 31, 2002 at 10:33:58PM -0800, Neil Watkiss wrote:
|   (a) change the ` ' to a `T';
|   (b) insert another ` ' between the time and the timezone; or,
|   (c) leave it.
| 
| I'm not that fond of (a), but I prefer it to (c).
| (b) is my favourite... but that's just me.

Given that each YAML parser will probably implement a
date module "standard", I don't think we have to religiously
follow ISO 8601 standard.  

I think I'd prefer (a) just to stay strict, but this is
probably one of those "majority rules" votes we need.  Now
that you point how cluttered the time part is, I'm very happy
with going with (b) if the fates wish it.  Alternatively, we
can allow both options (a) and (b)... given the TMTOWTDI 
approach in YAML, why not?

I defer to Oren and Brian on this one.

Best,

Clark