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“Normal” meaning I think the US format, the format that confuses a lot of people elsewhere. YYYY-MM—DD is the safest, but in the UK at least we would interpret

“Normal” meaning I think the US format, the format that confuses a lot of people elsewhere. YYYY-MM—DD is the safest, but in the UK at least we would interpret xx-xx as DD-MM

ssss11 5y ago
Yeah Australia too. The date in the title is Feb 12th :p
riidom 5y ago
If people would just know when to use dash, dot or slash as separator, all confusion would end immediately. Next stop: world peace :P
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