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Originally Posted by Crowz
LOL
I can see it now the great date debate !
I have to deal with the different date formats for customers I host sites for. Having people from the usa and Europe on the same servers can make for some fun configuration changes at times.
I of course being an American mutt want mm/dd/yyyy but I don't think twice now about having to swap it around.
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I work with international dates a lot in my day job too and for years I've used UNC dates exclusively - saves confusion, especially in computer systems. If I can't UNC use format, I use dd-MMM-yyyy i.e. 18-Oct-2017.
In UNC format, today is 2017-10-18.
*edit* strictly speaking its not UNC, it's ISO 8601....