DD/MM/YY is superior and makes sense.I'm used the the old school way. I never delved much into other countries date formats. Nice to learn that. Of course I haven't traveled very far.
As long as you understood the information it repeatedly represented, what's the point of dragging it out?Nagato said:The United States for whatever reason uses the MM/DD/YY... why? Why not just make it simple and use what the majority of the world uses? DD/MM/YY.
DD/MM/YY format is what I have been making use of for as long as I can remember. I even set it up like that in my smartphone as well as my laptop.Nagato said:The United States for whatever reason uses the MM/DD/YY... why? Why not just make it simple and use what the majority of the world uses? DD/MM/YY.
The use of technology have made it all better now that you don't have to worry about it but set it accordingly to your preferred way in your smartphone.Jessica said:I find DD/MM/YY kuch convenient to write up, but don’t mind it the other way also. It’s just takes your extra attention sometimes and nothing much.
Yes that's for sure how most people do it now. You can even use it as your wallpaper and lock screen and get very conversant with it.Heatman said:The use of technology have made it all better now that you don't have to worry about it but set it accordingly to your preferred way in your smartphone.
As long as I get to understand the time and the format it comes with, I will always overlook how it's presented most of the time.Martinsx said:DD/MM/YY format is what's very commonly used around here and I'm very sure that most people would get confused if you gave them documents that it's used the other way around.
Some people get confused about that especially with the day and month placement especially when it's not above 12 in the days of the week.Nagato said:The United States for whatever reason uses the MM/DD/YY... why? Why not just make it simple and use what the majority of the world uses? DD/MM/YY.