Agree with all said, but the short date notation: Even if that heeds the locale settings it may confuse either the British or the Aussies or the US folks, I guess.
On second thought, no one would believe there's an anouncement for Feb already, but 6th of May may be a troublemaker. Anyway, for client software with only a casual display of dates I never understood why the display of the date isn't fixed to sth like 4 Nov 2012. Granted, the month abbreviations have to be translated...
On second thought, no one would believe there's an anouncement for Feb already, but 6th of May may be a troublemaker. Anyway, for client software with only a casual display of dates I never understood why the display of the date isn't fixed to sth like 4 Nov 2012. Granted, the month abbreviations have to be translated...