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Why do so many people refuse to put a space between the number and measuring unit? I always see this "20C" or "68F" which is actually wrong, it's supposed to be 20 C or 68 F.
Why do so many people refuse to put a space between the number and measuring unit? I always see this "20C" or "68F" which is actually wrong, it's supposed to be 20 C or 68 F.
I start to put a space between the measurements as soon as you start to put the currency icon after the number. And put dates as day-month-year.
I start to put a space between the measurements as soon as you start to put the currency icon after the number. And put dates as day-month-year.
22.6.2016
100 €
Using the metric system would be a bonus.
I'm very fluent in both systems, it's not really hard to be. I use both Celsius and Fahrenheit in the majority of my posts on the discussion or seasonal threads.
Why do so many people refuse to put a space between the number and measuring unit? I always see this "20C" or "68F" which is actually wrong, it's supposed to be 20 C or 68 F.
That bothers me. It's 68°F properly, so a space seems unnecessary.
Why do so many people refuse to put a space between the number and measuring unit? I always see this "20C" or "68F" which is actually wrong, it's supposed to be 20 C or 68 F.
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