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Really? It's very common to use YYYYDDMM. It sorts well numerically if you're wanting to group them even slightly.
by seoulmetro 3y ago
Really? It's very common to use YYYYDDMM. It sorts well numerically if you're wanting to group them even slightly.
- noitpmeder 3y agoUh, WHAT? How at all is YYYYDDMM better than YYYYMMDD? Is there any single advantage?
- seoulmetro 3y agoYeah my bad. I thought it was YYYYMMDD.
- d1sxeyes 3y agoYYYYMMDD sorts very well chronologically, but YYYYDDMM would only be useful in a very specific set of circumstances (generously speaking I can only really think of it being useful in cases where you have events that occur once a month on the same day, and for some reason it's more important to have those grouped together than to separate them by month). I suspect you misread and mistyped, but if not, I'd be really interested to hear cases where YYYYDDMM is actually practically useful!
- seoulmetro 3y agoI thought it was YYYYMMDD. Woops.