Sorry, I had understood the question differently and interpreted it as a question about substitutes.
Anyway: the date code in this case can be found in the second line, 3...5th character and is read as YWW.
So in your example GK651288 => year ending with 6 (1996, 2006, 2016) and calender week 51. For a further narrowing of the decade, one would have to have the label of the packaging, but unfortunately it is not possible to determine this from the marking on the component.
The last three characters here code the internal number of the backend, so the 288 has nothing to do with the date.
Nickname - you can change it in your profile:
My Profile > Update my Profile > Nickname
Good luck!
/Peter
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