[Bug localedata/4789] incorrect abmon in polish locales

["r_runner at poczta dot onet dot pl" <sourceware-bugzilla@sourceware.org>]

------- Additional Comments From r_runner at poczta dot onet dot pl  2007-08-30 16:15 -------
(In reply to comment #128)

> But we don't have to have such poor requirements for %b, when we could use the 
> better alternative.

You mean that digits, like in very old electronic hand watches are better
alternative for modern computer systems? Congratulations for your taste.


> You are confusing general language with literary language. General language 
> concerns much more areas than you think about.

Have you ever read historical, biological or science articles?. Maybe you
treating newspapers articles as literary? Ok. it's your mind, but don't 
fabricate what I am thinking about.


> > Do You understand what you are reading?
> 
> Yes, in contrary to you.

So read carefully your comment #118 and my question from comment #122


> These programs don't use the localized order of date parts.

Great! You understand now that you want to introduce a bug for such a programs!
In comment #72 and comment #77 I was talking about consequences.


> (The last release of ScrollKeeper was in 2003, so this program is dead, so it 
> shouldn't be used (..)

Why are you talking to people what to do? What do you think who are you?

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To summarize:

1. Most european countries are using 3 letters abmon and abday (Comment #49) 
   and don't talk your ill: "Anglo-centrist" or "anglophones" because I'm 
   thinking that you are Anglophobe.
2. In Poland, in computer systems (http://poradnia.pwn.pl/lista.php?id=8124)
   or computer programs (http://www.rjp.pl/?mod=kr&type=ort&subtype=37&id=123) 
   using this abbreviation are fully permitted an accepted by Council of Polish 
   Language, expert from Faculty of Philology Institute of Polish Language 
   Division of Contemporary Polish Language. It is accepted by normal people too
   (read this bug report carefully)
3. Day and month abbreviations are in accordance to ISO/IEC TR 14652
4. These abbreviations was used from years so it is "best practice"
   ===
5. Three letters abmon and abday solving a lot of problems with unmaintainted 
   but widely used programs.
6. Three letters abmon and abday solving problems with programs which don't use 
   the localized order of date parts
7. Three letters abmon and abday will solving a date problem in new or broken 
   programs.
All this arguments are well documented in bug 4789 report

Now it is the time for your arguments. Pure, clear arguments.


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