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How do you usually put in dates?
- Thread starter MrMetroid
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Yup, me too.
I could never really understand the handful of countries who have the date format of MM-DD-YYYY and find it somewhat confusing at times.
DD-MM-YYYY makes a lot more sense to me, especially since most countries read from left to right.
I could never really understand the handful of countries who have the date format of MM-DD-YYYY and find it somewhat confusing at times.
DD-MM-YYYY makes a lot more sense to me, especially since most countries read from left to right.
Majority isn't always right
But I find this trivial, everyone should all agree to one or the other.
If you look at a year at a whole, it makes sense to pick the month first, and then the day
6/11
And then if you need to identify the year, which is necessary for only formal things usually, you can throw the year on the end. Doesn't matter to me though
If you look at a year at a whole, it makes sense to pick the month first, and then the day
6/11
And then if you need to identify the year, which is necessary for only formal things usually, you can throw the year on the end. Doesn't matter to me though
Day Month Year, like everyone in England does.
Voted second option.
Howard said:
How dare you call us a Minority! I'll call the military over to where you live right now. Muahahahaha!
But yeah, it goes June 10 in my book. If it's in numbers, I like: DD/MM/YY, but if you spell it all out, I like MM/DD/YY
