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GOT'CHA BITCH: In America, dates are written in the month–day–year order. In Israel, dates are formatted as day-month-year (dd/mm/yyyy).
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DragonsDontEatSoy
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I format it logically: YYYY-MM-DD
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ISO 8601.
I made junior developers read the whole thing if I ever caught them using non-standard variants.
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Rebooted
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YES! I do this for any archiving, organizing, etc.
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GoldenInnosStatue
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that's Asia formatting, which tbh, looks the most presentable
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It's very nice because if you sort alphanumerically, the dates are in order like you'd expect. No special sort rule are needed. Saves a BUNCH of time developing software.
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I made junior developers read the whole thing if I ever caught them using non-standard variants.