Current Events > Preferred Date format?

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My Original Date Time Format = (YYYY/MM-DD) DotW HHMM:SS.ms

And Yes, Military Time > AM/PM formatting.
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KamenRiderBlade posted...

My Original Date Time Format = (YYYY/MM-DD) DotW HHMM:SS.ms

And Yes, Military Time > AM/PM formatting.

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Fucking before dinner, that way you're not sleepy.
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Day, month, year. Anything else is fucking stupid.
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yyyy-mm-dd
congress states that this is the proper way to represent a date
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Garioshi posted...

yyyy-mm-dd
congress states that this is the proper way to represent a date

It's also the best way for file organization on a computer.
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I'm used to MM/DD/YYYY, but I feel like DD/MM/YYYY is more correct.
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Burgers and banging

You left out YYYY/MM/DD on the poll
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Either DDMMYYYY or YYYYMMDD.

I don't know where anybody got the idea that month day year was a good idea.
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You screwed up the ISO 8601 format, TC (it's YYYY/MM/DD). You must commit sudoku to regain your honor.
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order of preference
1. YYYY/MM/DD
2. DD/MM/YYYY
3. (everything else)

I order all the music in my computer by albums release dates and there's no way in hell I'm using something other than year month day to organize them >_>; it'd make no sense and it would drive me insane.
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I think what makes more logical sense than anything is:

YYYY/MM/DD
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I say "the 18th of July 2018" and live in a normal country so DD/MM/YYYY like a normal person

MM/DD/YYYY makes no sense. It'd be like a stop watch of 05:17.45 meaning 17 minutes, 5 seconds, 45 milliseconds.

Like, what the actual fuck at MM/DDDD/YY.
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In America, we would say it like July 17th, 2018. So that's how we write it too.
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spanky1 posted...

In America, we would say it like July 17th, 2018. So that's how we write it too.

The 17th of July, 2018
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