Talk: 24th century

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How do years look?[]

This has come up before, wasn't it agreed that "2300" was part of the 24th century? If so, this should be reverted. - AJHalliwell 19:32, 30 Sep 2005 (UTC)

Yeh & isn't 2400 25th??User:Vulcanclown

A century is measured as the first year of a span of 100 years (00) until the last year of that span of 100 years (99). Not 01 to 00. That doesn't make any sense.

Take a clock.

Is 00:00 on the day before or the day after?

It's on the day after. Because that is how you count.

Please stop reverting changes to the century limits.

Yoshiman 06:35, May 31, 2017 (UTC)

There is no year 0. You're on the god damn internet right now, look it up. - Archduk 3 06:49, May 31, 2017 (UTC)