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The list of suggested date formats has an entry which is so out-of-the-ordinary that it should be reconsidered. This is not a controlled list of formats, only examples. The example of "WWW" for 3-digit month has confused several users. This text copied from eml-attribute.xsd, dateTime/formatString documentation:
I cannot find any record of "WWW" (or "www") referring to a 3-letter month. It may have been intended to be MMM (which Java, and C++, and some database exports seem to recognize as a '3-character string for month'.
If someone has a reference for the "WWW", please add it to this issue. If not, I suggest we edit the documentation to
The list of suggested date formats has an entry which is so out-of-the-ordinary that it should be reconsidered. This is not a controlled list of formats, only examples. The example of "WWW" for 3-digit month has confused several users. This text copied from eml-attribute.xsd, dateTime/formatString documentation:
I cannot find any record of "WWW" (or "www") referring to a 3-letter month. It may have been intended to be MMM (which Java, and C++, and some database exports seem to recognize as a '3-character string for month'.
If someone has a reference for the "WWW", please add it to this issue. If not, I suggest we edit the documentation to
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