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Jonny Mack@nonlinear.eth

10/4/2023

gm (sorry)

vrypan.eth@vrypan.eth

10/4/2023

Someone has to like the ugly ones.

Colin Armstrong@colin

10/4/2023

YY/DD/MM or bust

Carter | 🏳️‍🌈@incarterseyes.eth

10/4/2023

MM/DD/YYYY Or MMM/DD/YYYY (superior)

Christin@christin

10/4/2023

Obligatory XKCD for 2023-10-04

David Furlong@df

10/4/2023

maxi of YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.sssZ

Dan Romero@dwr.eth

10/4/2023

I'm a Unix time man myself

William Saar@saarw.eth

10/4/2023

From largest to smallest unit (year-month-day) works best with sorting From smallest to largest (day-month-year) also at least follows some internal logic Putting days in the middle is just a chaotic Joker-minded evil idea

Chaotic Neutral@jayce

10/4/2023

Chuckled in spirit. Scowled in the execution. DD Mon YY is superior owing to its logical progression.

Madhur Shrimal@madhur

10/4/2023

Give me just a current Unix epoch timestamp plz!

Rafael Gutkowski@rafi

10/4/2023

YYYY-MM-DD ISO-8601 forever Nothing can't beat lexical sorting and human readable separators

Alex March@hosaka

10/5/2023

I tend to stick with ISO8601 whenever possible, I doubt the date success rate will go up though

Thomas D. Pellegrin (🥝,🔪)@aviationdoctor.eth

10/5/2023

That’s a red flag if I’ve ever seen one

Scarlet Death @scarletdeath

10/5/2023

I grew up listening to far too much Japanese music so I'm partial to YYYY/MM/DD

Sui@sui

10/6/2023

On Point.