Re: CLDR Usage of Gregorian Calendar Era Terms: BC and AD -- Can we please have "CE" and "BCE" ?

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Quoting James Kass <thunder-bird@earthlink.net>:

>
> A good idea, but the phrase "astronomical year numbering"
> may be too cumbersome for many. We'd want something
> simpler and more catchy. How about "star date"?
>

Mind you the "star date" numbers get rather scrambled each time one
uses warp drive:-)

John

> Best regards,
>
> James Kass

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