date format option?
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I see your topic and I raise you a yesplease.
Oct/7/2017, October 7[sup]th[/sup], 2017, literally anything that doesn't make my brain pull a fullstop and spend 2 minutes wondering if the date on the last forum post (or petname clearing) is meant to be October 7th, or July 10th.
It wouldn't affect US users at all if at least the month in Subeta's timestamps was written out to prevent confusion among international users.
Oct/7/2017, October 7[sup]th[/sup], 2017, literally anything that doesn&;t make my brain pull a fullstop and spend 2 minutes wondering if the date on the last forum post (or petname clearing) is meant to be October 7th, or July 10th.</p>
<p>It wouldn&;t affect US users at all if at least the month in Subeta&;s timestamps was written out to prevent confusion among international users.
This might be the easiest way of going about it. I support having a date system which is clear to people living outside the US.
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I think the format of "Oct/7/2017" makes the most sense and can easily be understood by all.
i'm fine with the month being written out like that if a preference option isn't available or if it's just easier to do it like that!
Oct/7/2017, October 7[sup]th[/sup], 2017, literally anything that doesn&;t make my brain pull a fullstop and spend 2 minutes wondering if the date on the last forum post (or petname clearing) is meant to be October 7th, or July 10th.
frost understands me this is my problem so badly kjdhgkjh
tfw you've almost missed clearnings bc you've misread the date
i def support this!! i think an option between mm/dd/yy or dd/mm/yy would be best so everyone can just pick what's easier for them :>
