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Originally Posted by GeorgeSkywalker
i'm in uk
The decimal should be a dot as international standard or if not a completely new symbol to represent a dot. Such a simple change can actually mean we understand each other correctly.
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The international ISO standaard is actually a dot as a thousand seperator and a comma as a dicimal seperator.
The Brittish changed that and put their 'standard' in the British empire and colonies. (US, India, HongKong, Australia, Africal colonies...) that is why its only used there.
Most countries that are using Miles instead of Kilometers are also using the British standard.