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diff --git a/served/words/alternate-ifc-formatting.html b/served/words/alternate-ifc-formatting.html deleted file mode 100755 index 41f19bf..0000000 --- a/served/words/alternate-ifc-formatting.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,28 +0,0 @@ ---- -template=post -title=Alternate IFC Formatting -style=/styles/post.css -style=writing.css - -published=2024-07-20 AHH TODO DATE ---- - -I really like weird date formats. The kind of stand-out alternate date format -in my mind is <a href="https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/arvelie.html">Arvelie</a> -devised by Devine Lu Linvega. - -Arvelie splits the year into 26 months of 14 days each. - ---- - -Arvelie splits the year into 26 months of 14 days each. The year is "when you start journaling" -which I really, very much like. It makes it a kind of relative calendar to whatever you want. -It makes it feel a little more personal, I think. - -Each Arvelie month is a character in the alphabet. The year and day are zero-indexed -which means, if you started journaling in 2020, January 5rd of 2023 is 02A04. - -If you've done the math, 26 * 14, you'll notice there's a day missing—or -even two for leap years! Arvelie handles this rather elegantly. The Year Day, the -last day of the year, is notated with <code>01</code>. So, with the same start year, -if it was December 31st, 2032, the date would be written was <code>12+01</code>. \ No newline at end of file |