• Zuberi@lemmy.worldOP
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      1 year ago

      That was also what 100% of the comments on Reddit were about. I know we suck, just let me have this damnit.

      OBVIOUSLY, it goes MONTH/DAY/YEAR

      30 days/1day/365days

      I don’t see the problem here cheif /s

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        1 year ago

        It’s written how people say it: December 31, 2023.

        Americans have a problem with literacy: hence why some will write “axe” when they mean “ask”.

        Asking us to change when large amounts of us can’t even read is just too much, cheif.

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      1 year ago

      It took me a good 5 minutes trying to make sense of what was being said… And yeah. Now it makes sense.

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    1 year ago

    I’m still puzzled at who thought month day year was a good way to write a date. And who agreed.

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      The most useful way long term is to do year-month-day. The most useful in the very short term is day-month-year. Month-day-year only makes sense if you are most interested in the month over days or years. (I.e. time scale of financial quarters.) Granted, it doesn’t take long to read a whole date any way you write it, so all the arguments seem to be a lot about nothing in the bigger scheme of things.