Re: Bad programs die quick; Bad data structures die hard.

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At 18:03 -0500 2002-03-19, Alain LaBontÈÝ wrote:

>[Alain] Writing it in text is not a problem if context is known.
>Impressionists in the XIXth Century, for example, already signed
>their paintings with a format such as « Claude Monet 89 »(we know it
>was 1889).

I think it exceptionally bad practice especially when the year is less than 12.

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