> An expense of $60,000 could be written as $60M
This is unfortunate. $60,000 is $60K (capital K not k) using SI suffixes. Please reject M=1000 today.
This is unfortunate. $60,000 is $60K (capital K not k) using SI suffixes. Please reject M=1000 today.
This is infeasible, and what does it mean to reject something in a written document?
I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish here: you're arguing against an established convention in a sector of the market which you don't have experience with.
The upside if you're successful is that I don't need to type an additional 'M'.
The downside is that it requires enforcing a blanket standard on an industry, rather than letting it converge over time to an unambiguous standard.