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>DO NOT use US-centric timestamp formats such as MM-DD-YYYY. YYYYMMDD is generally preferred. It will be funny to use this argument next time I see a discussio

by dandare 10y ago

>DO NOT use US-centric timestamp formats such as MM-DD-YYYY. YYYYMMDD is generally preferred. It will be funny to use this argument next time I see a discussion on Imperial vs SI units and formats :)

Razengan 10y ago
I always preferred YYYY-MM-DD. Sorting filenames etc. makes more sense this way.
- mbrookes 10y ago
  ISO 8601: https://www.iso.org/standard/40874.html https://www.iso.org/standard/40874.html
- imcoconut 10y ago
  doing everything with dates makes more sense this way! :)