The use of Agorot is inconsistent and thus creates a misleading UX - see example

[idoivri]

[pwalsh]

Ido - you mean the space between the symbol and the leading number?

I've actually encountered this issue before on an e-commerce site, and it is to do with how a particular font positions its symbols.

Not sure how @ydaniv is generating this here, but we can probably just add a few pixels spacing applied generally to the currency symbol.

[idoivri]

Nope. The inconsistency between displays - 736,520 vs 91,728.89 (the .89) can be misleading - - all those ".s" and ",s" ...

[pwalsh]

Ah I see. Yes, we should either force everything to integer, or everything to 2 decimals. Which do you prefer?

On Monday, August 26, 2013, idoivri wrote:

Nope. The inconsistency between displays - 736,520 vs 91,728.89 (the .89) can be misleading - - all those ".s" and ",s" ...

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[ydaniv]

I worked hard to get rid of those .00s. I can either bring them back or remove all agorot. Which one? On Aug 26, 2013 11:52 AM, "Paul Walsh" notifications@github.com wrote:

Ah I see. Yes, we should either force everything to integer, or everything to 2 decimals. Which do you prefer?

On Monday, August 26, 2013, idoivri wrote:

Nope. The inconsistency between displays - 736,520 vs 91,728.89 (the .89) can be misleading - - all those ".s" and ",s" ...

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[idoivri]

Remove, I would say.

[ydaniv]

done