I am working on a historical database in which many birth/death dates are approximate, uncertain, or incomplete. Previously I have used the Library of Congress's EDTF system (Extended Date Time Format (EDTF) Specification (Library of Congress) (loc.gov). Does anyone know how this might be implemented in a Caspio table?
PLEASE NOTE: I had posted this question earlier under the title "Fuzzy Dates," which is an accepted term in history and archives. Someone sent me a warning and I have been penalized for "spamming." I was NOT spamming about romantic dates. I request that the warning and penalty be removed. Thanks!
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I am working on a historical database in which many birth/death dates are approximate, uncertain, or incomplete. Previously I have used the Library of Congress's EDTF system (Extended Date Time Format (EDTF) Specification (Library of Congress) (loc.gov). Does anyone know how this might be implemented in a Caspio table?
PLEASE NOTE: I had posted this question earlier under the title "Fuzzy Dates," which is an accepted term in history and archives. Someone sent me a warning and I have been penalized for "spamming." I was NOT spamming about romantic dates. I request that the warning and penalty be removed. Thanks!
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