Simple question. Idea inspired from @KGJT-9149.
- DD/MM/YYYY
- MM/DD/YYYY
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For me it’s simple.
Start with the smallest, make your way up.
Date, Month, Year 
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well of course!
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Like it’s just logical
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Exactly
We even got someone living in America to agree with us @Zach
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No you go from the least amount of options to the most
Months (only 12), Day (28, 29, 30, or 31), and year (infinite)
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That’s so messed up
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Like you liking every post, even insults towards you
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Actually, there’s a third way, YYYY/MM/DD, used in many countries too, which I think is logical too since you go from the longest period of time (year) to the shortest (day).
DD/MM/YYYY is the most commonly used and is equally logical; however I never fully understood why MM/DD/YYYY was even a thing. It just doesn’t make any sense. Going from month to day, and back to year.
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USA
You’re welcome
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Why does everyone always bag on the US 
Just cause we changed stuff to be our own country doesn’t mean we are stupid.
i ThOuGhT wE wErE sUpPoSeD tO bE aCcEpTiNg lmao
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I didn’t say it was stupid, I just said DD/MM/YYYY was more logical and easier to understand, and it’s pretty easy to see why.
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I know you didn’t
But we get judged for EVERYTHING we change
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I agree
I write DD/MM/YYYY on all of my school papers
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When 2 ppl from the USA say DD/MM/YYYY is better you just know it’s better
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My English teacher only accepts papers that count as test grades in MLA format (which includes DD/MM/YYYY)
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Ok well it’s not that exact layout
MLA is this: 3 January 2022
Not 03/01/22
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Wow! 2 out of 330 million!
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Yeah. I normally write mine like 3Jan22
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