Localization probably kills that, since this is displayed to users a not-insignificant amount of the time.
"9" is pretty well universal (I know, not strictly, but for software Arabic numerals are kind of assumed knowledge); "Nine" on the other hand isn't something you know without being able to read English.
(Having been through a pretty big localization project recently... this stuff sucks. So much. All your assumptions start breaking.)
"9" is pretty well universal (I know, not strictly, but for software Arabic numerals are kind of assumed knowledge); "Nine" on the other hand isn't something you know without being able to read English.
(Having been through a pretty big localization project recently... this stuff sucks. So much. All your assumptions start breaking.)