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As an Indian who thinks of date as (in order) day → month → year for me dd-MM-yyyy is the standard. But given a choice I'd prefer something like dd-MON-yyyy be
by crossroadsguy 6y ago
As an Indian who thinks of date as (in order) day → month → year for me dd-MM-yyyy is the standard.
But given a choice I'd prefer something like dd-MON-yyyy because there is such an incongruous mixture of dd-MM and MM-dd across Indian services that often you are not sure unless one of the numbers crosses 12.
- jefftk 6y agoA nice thing about yyyy-mm-dd, in addition to being the standard, is that since no one uses yyyy-dd-mm it's unambiguous