Poll 21/10/2016

[Micchan]

Are you triggered by how I write the date?

 

[Angevin]

No because it is the right way to write it... shortest to longest.

 

[Doctor]

What does the option "I should?" even mean?

I use the Day/Month/Year Hours:Minutes. My way is the best way. Everyone else way is incorrect and stupid.

 

[Infinite Citadel]

No because it is the right way to write it... shortest to longest.

Agreed - but I live in a dumb country  

 

[Abdul]

YMD

 

[Micchan]

Agreed - but I live in a dumb country  

No one is perfect.

 

[Bear]

21/10/2559

Introducing the Thai calendar date where we are over 500 years ahead of everyone else for no apparent reason

 

[Sargun]

Agreed - but I live in a dumb country  

You don't say "today is 21 October" you say "today is October 21st"

that means the way we write dates is totally normal

 

[Fanag]

I prefer this style, but I use M/D/Y as well. 

"Today is the 21st of October" makes complete sense.

"Fourth of July."

 

[Angevin]

We all know the British invented time so the correct way is D/M/Y

 

[Adolinia]

YYYYMMDD is the best date format clearly, because it naturally sorts correctly.

MMDDYY is however an acceptable choice for true blooded Americans.

 

[Something Stuartsy]

DD/MM/YYYY is the only way to go

 

[Lordship]

What triggers me is not the format but rather the fact that you wrote the date from 76 years ago.

 

[Rin]

2016-10-21

 

[japan77]

I write the day in every way.

use MM/DD/YYYY on regular basis

DD/MM/YYYY on formal papers

YYYY/MM/DD when doing anything in japanese or chinese, and feel like using the European year, rather than the Japanese or chinese calendar years.

 

[Lordship]

10/23/2092

 

[Kayser]

Daym. What did Canada do to you?

 

[Rogue]

Canada?

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