"The 24h time notation specified here has already been the de-facto standard all over the world in written language for decades. The _only_ exception are a few English speaking countries, where still notations with hours between 1 and 12 and additions like “a.m.” and “p.m.” are in wide use."
Wierd fact : some African countries close to the equator have time from 0 - 12 as the hours of daylight. 02:00 is what most people represent as 08:00
If something states a train leaves at 02:00, ask what that means.
Iso is not ambiguous, but be careful not to miss the train until we have world wide adoption.
Technically "The only exception are a few English speaking countries" is incorrect.
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Back in the first-to-invent days of U.S. patent law, lawyers and lab notebook guidelines used to recommend the "6 February 2021" format as unambiguous.
Wierd fact : some African countries close to the equator have time from 0 - 12 as the hours of daylight. 02:00 is what most people represent as 08:00
If something states a train leaves at 02:00, ask what that means. Iso is not ambiguous, but be careful not to miss the train until we have world wide adoption.
Technically "The only exception are a few English speaking countries" is incorrect.