YYYY-MM-DDFor organizing my stuff I use
yyyy/mm/ddbecause in my opinion it’s much better for that. Otherwisedd/mm/yyyy.it’s either DD/MM/YYYY or YYYY-MM-DD.
The one that ends us with f… I mean ISO 8601 of course
ISO 8601 or gtfo
yeah yeah a bit confusing lol
I proper shit post would have suggested “mm/dd/yyyy”.
The problem is not the format itself, its just sometimes we don’t know which format is used: 07/07/26
Edit: This was probably a bad example, because it does not matter which format, as it is clear it is 7th of July 2026 in both possible formats. A better example: 01/02/26
4/Aug/2026
Already saw 1 person write 4/7/26. Writing that 3-4 letters for the month both solves the day/month vs month/day issue, and the off chance someone makes mistake of the month number
Yeah, this is how I do it. Computers are more than capable of handling the three-letter abbreviation for months nowadays, versus some bygone era where perhaps we needed just numbers. This is how I date anything that I need to out a date on.
You’re all too ambiguous!
04-Aug-2026 is the only acceptable format
I love when all my reports are listed by day…
Oogh. Such rage bait.
That’s a red flag… He has obviously not received the xkcd PSA.
There is for everything a
We grew up on MM/DD/YYYY but all our computer stuff is YYYY/MM/DD however now that we live in EU we use DD/MM/YYYY and still YYYY/MM/DD for files in pc
She seems impressed
FAIL
yyyy-mm-dd
Yep. Doing that joke and landing on anything but ISO-8601 would be a huge red flag for me.
Lithuania, Hungary, Japan represent
Tik gryžtu ir randu Lietuva.
Being able to sort numerically and have it also be in chronological order is sooo cool.
Based
ISO 8601!
Long live the 8601
my beloved
yep… this or dd.mm.yyyy (for texts)
