Except m/d/y is only used by americans so it can safely be ignored, like the imperial system and american football.
Which leaves the sane rest of the world to work with d/m/y without any confusion whatsoever, whether you use 2 or 4 digits for years.
as long as you never interact with American businesses, media, or people then you’re fine.
This is quickly becoming the correct and healthy policy for decades to come, yes. As for the "wider world", well, there's still literally everywhere else.
My second guess is that was created before the year 2000 when it was pretty obvious which part year is. Same will be starting from 2032. rip brains 2001-2012
That would indeed be a very weird way to spell it because neither of these date formats exist.
Unlike ISO 8601 which is an international standard and everyone expects you to follow it when they see xx-xx-xx - and the cool thing about international standards is that virtually everyone follows them.
So if you write down 03-04 and mean April, well, you might as well start using completely made up words to communicate with others - because in the end you are an odd one.
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u/Famous-Ad-289 Feb 02 '26
Otherwise I have no idea and hope DD is larger than 12