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Are there 22 months in your year or 14? (That is: It seems weird to express one date as month-last and the other as month-first.)

• gpawl 9y ago
  Parent poster was rejecting the month-first version.
  • aetherson 9y ago
    Then why didn't he write it as 14/3? Anyhow, I thought he was more narrowly saying that 22/7 is closer to the true value of pi than 3.14 is.
    • nl 9y ago
      Because 3.14 is the approximation of Pi. And yes, that is the reasoning.
  • vacri 9y ago
    month-first or month-last doesn't matter, until you add more time periods. YY/MM/DD and DD/MM/YY are both fine, but MM/DD/YY is braindead. Month-first gains the edge, though, when you add time-of-day, since no-one does ss/mm/hh