[Alexander Linden]

Well that is true, but this /is/ and American site.

[Sei]

Of course, of course. I was just pointing out that it might confuse some people not used to that formation until they got used to it. :3

[Alexander Linden]

I suppose, but if it was going by that the comma in the front would make them believe they have 2 and a lot of change, would it not?

[johnny]

No matter how you switch up the decimal and the comma, there's no way that "2,258.01" looks like 2,000,000.

There just flat-out are not enough numbers. No matter what, there will never be enough numbers because there is no such thing as a comma that is followed by two numbers, and the decimal point will always precede two numbers for the change.

1,000 10,000 100,000 1,000,000 etc.

This is first-grade number knowledge, guys. There's no reason to change the coding. Just use logic.

[Alexander Linden]

xD There is that too... >.>