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#22 Added by Marelli(arispotle) 1 decade ago

#23 Added by Jayce 1 decade ago

#24 Added by Sywindt(Yubo) 1 decade ago

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Jayce (Arispotle)

Well it was there the day before yesterday if that helps. :p

While we're on the subject though, can we change the example to "YYYY-MM-DD" or "2011-08-23" please as it's not currently clear which order the month and day should come.

Changed (even though nobody sane should be using a YYYY-DD-MM notation ;)

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#25 Added by Hjimbri(leanon) 1 decade ago

#26 Added by Jayce 1 decade ago

#27 Added by Thaxlssillyia 1 decade ago

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As far as i know the traditional/normative notations are DD-MM-YY[YY] and MM-DD-YY[YY] (with - being . sometimes). In the digital age YYYY-MM-DD became popular (even in countrys using DD-MM-YYYY) because it can be sorted alphabetically. Never heard of YYYY-DD-MM.

Anyway, its always nice to use a day > 12 in examples :-)

Last edited by Casy (1 decade ago)

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