Sorry to the rest of the world that uses a more sensible date formatting.
Counter-point: If you view 6/9 as a shortened form for 23/6/9 instead of for 6/9/23, then it's a perfectly sensible format. Year > month > day, it's perfect! God loves it! It's standard!
Sorry to bear bad news but YY/M/D is not ISO8601 standard.
Too late, it's 6/10 here
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The date formatting confused me when I was a little kid doing school projects, as some of our textbooks were printed in the USA. I thought, "How could the Americans get the date of their first trip into space wrong?!"
@EmergencyPotato @hybridhavoc that's because we're stupid and can't get basic things right, like measuring systems, date formats, healthcare, human rights......
YYYY/MM/DD FTW
