ISO 8601 standard format (YYYY-MM-DD) is the officially standardized international date format. Use this to clear up confusion. You can use different punctuation, but that is discouraged. This is to be used for all dates given. No other format is officially accepted. (hint, hint.)
Haha, I love xkcd.
It's easier for people who have used it all their lives. I prefer to use one that people understand, however. @General360
I do this every time lol, I see "PSA" and totally forgot get that PSA also means "public service announcement"
Again I thought it was about the PSA airlines.
The .s are fine. @jsaret
NOOOOOO! I want my
2016.03.22 at 20 08 17 PDTto work!
@Thefalloutplayr or MPTD 63619
Today is March 22 2016AD
Nooooooooo.@amazingperson124
@Sirstupid Of course. Yes.
No.@amazingperson124
@Skua Or
63,618,815,232
+ 7,776,000
+ 1,987,200
+ 7200
+1980
+ 45
PTD 63628587657
... Can you not? @Thefalloutplayr
@amazingperson124
Yes. @Skua
@Sirstupid lets just write the whole thing as one huge number and see how that goes. 20160323023345UTC
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I'm American and I still don't understand the US format. @Skua
More recent readings from non-us weather stations show that a category no no-icane is coming in from no. Currently the air has developed into a no system, expected to draw in the no-icane. Heavy no cover predicted.@amazingperson124
@Skua Solution: Decimal time.
"Our flight is around two centaseconds from now."
@Sirstupid The yes-ometer reads yes inches of yes-cury, or yes yes-cals. A tropical yes has also been detected in the yes sea, and may become a yessicane soon.
@amazingperson124 that doesn't solve the first point, and also just confuses the many Americans we have on here every bit as much as the American format confuses most of the rest of us
Expect heavy gusts of up to no km per hour from no, with a 100% chance of no. Heavy no forecasted between the hours of 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 GMT. Heavy no cover forecasted. @amazingperson124