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More Inclusive Calendars and Eras
Apr. 13th, 2014 03:55 pmPosted on Meow Date Thursday, 12 April of the year 12,014 H.E.
At its inception, the United Nations proposed a more logical, easy to memorize and universal calendar which all the world could use. It was to be called The World Calendar. They did not then suggest it, but others did suggest moving the Epoch, or start date (year Zero), to a more inclusive time period.
The MEOW Community Cooperation Blog’s ‘MEOW Date‘ uses a dating system which combines The World Calendar and The Holocene Calendar:
The World Calendar Association
On the Hololcene Era:
A very complete page via The WayBack Machine on HE
and MMeade on HE
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_calendar
Gregorian (and other) calendar to The World Calendar converters:
Well-explained with the daily date in JavaScript
Many Calendars Converted for any day you give…
Perl converter
https://network23.org/communitycoop/2014/04/13/more-inclusive-calendars-and-eras/
At its inception, the United Nations proposed a more logical, easy to memorize and universal calendar which all the world could use. It was to be called The World Calendar. They did not then suggest it, but others did suggest moving the Epoch, or start date (year Zero), to a more inclusive time period.
The MEOW Community Cooperation Blog’s ‘MEOW Date‘ uses a dating system which combines The World Calendar and The Holocene Calendar:
The World Calendar Association
On the Hololcene Era:
A very complete page via The WayBack Machine on HE
and MMeade on HE
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_calendar
Gregorian (and other) calendar to The World Calendar converters:
Well-explained with the daily date in JavaScript
Many Calendars Converted for any day you give…
Perl converter
https://network23.org/communitycoop/2014/04/13/more-inclusive-calendars-and-eras/
