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    print $cgi->end_dl();
}

print $cgi->p( <<'EOD' );
The descriptions of the data types should be pretty much
self-explanatory. However:
EOD

print $cgi->ul(
    map { $cgi->li( $_ ) } <<'EOD',
<code>date</code> by itself means a calendar date (GMT), without a time
of day. The date is expressed as a numeric <code>year-month-day</code>
with the year being a four-digit Gregorian year, and the month and day
being two digits.
EOD
    <<'EOD',
<code>date and time</code> means both calendar date (GMT) and optional
time of day. The time of day is expressed as
<code>hour:minute:second</code>, with each field having two digits, and
separated from the date by a single space.
EOD
);

print $cgi->table(
    {
	class	=> 'nopadding',
	summary => 'revision information',