What is this American calendar bullshit? Use Year-Month-Day like god intended.

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Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 18:18:25 No.7602

What is this American calendar bullshit? Use Year-Month-Day like god intended.

Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 19:08:27 No.7603

Seconded with gusto. I could begrudgingly accept day-month-year as well but not going largest-to-smallest units or smallest-to-largest is to be honest pretty schizo. What's even the rationalization?

Anonymous 2021-06-18 (Fri) 10:25:47 No.7608

Critical support for ISO 8601!

Anonymous 2021-06-19 (Sat) 01:39:41 No.7612

Just flip the month and day and remove the spaces around the day of the week to make it look like the boards of old.

>>7603
What the fuck does schizo even mean anymore

Anonymous 2021-06-19 (Sat) 01:47:21 No.7613

standard is standard is standard! and this is a relatively widely adopted one too, so it's not like we'd be just picking one of many possible standards. i fucking DESPISE the use of the fucking TWO DIGIT YEAR, and especially when we are near a fucking MILLENNIUM BOUNDARY. i am also very fucking annoyed that since dd/mm and mm/dd are often used in the same fucking country, it only makes sense if the day is larger than 13. switch this board to ISO or i will start neon-painting your dogs to resemble gay fursonas

Anonymous 2021-06-19 (Sat) 01:56:10 No.7616

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>>7608
THANK YOU BASED ISO 8601

second preference is ddate

Anonymous 2021-06-19 (Sat) 01:58:57 No.7617

>>7613
Two-digit year looks better though.

Anonymous ## Mod 2021-06-21 (Mon) 20:33:23 No.7657

>>7602
Hello, I have passed along this suggestion to the tech team, I personally agree that we should switch away from m-d-y, though I don't know whether Year-month-day or day-month-year is better as a replacement. Either way, this will depend on when the tech team can get round to it, but thank you for your suggestion.

Anonymous 2021-06-21 (Mon) 22:30:26 No.7662

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Thoughts on this format?
It's basically ISO 8601 with the short Day of Week stuck after the date for convenience.

Anonymous 2021-06-22 (Tue) 03:44:58 No.7666

>>7662
Looks good, timezone would be UTC?

Anonymous 2021-06-22 (Tue) 07:53:24 No.7671

>>7666
It is currently UTC (right?) and that will stay the same. All I did for that screenshot was change the format string and screencap an old test post, that's why it's a different time.

Anonymous 2021-06-22 (Tue) 11:08:14 No.7672

Why don't americans follow a logical Y-M-D or D-M-Y routine ?

Anonymous 2021-06-22 (Tue) 11:14:05 No.7673

>>7602
Why not use the user's browser settings?

Anonymous 2021-06-22 (Tue) 11:21:54 No.7674

>>7673
because then we can't bully the yanks into not using their stupid date format any more

Anonymous 2021-06-27 (Sun) 06:52:59 No.7722

thank you based devs

Anonymous ## Mod 2021-06-27 (Sun) 17:32:38 No.7723

>>7602
Non yankee dating now implemented, thank you for the suggestion.

Anonymous 2021-06-28 (Mon) 15:55:46 No.7733

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>>7723
holy based

Anonymous 2021-07-02 (Fri) 00:07:44 No.7772

Thanks, science!

Anonymous 2021-07-06 (Tue) 03:06:12 No.7869

Should've gone for slashes like it's always been done instead of this nerdy STEM shit.

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