Thread:Crystellaris/@comment-4565782-20120312043440/@comment-1313101-20120312213917

^Most of the world uses the YYYY/MM/DD set up, so it's a lot more universal than the MM/DD/YY or MM/DD/YYYY set up [mainly that's the ISO standard for dates]. The MM/DD/YY or MM/DD/YYYY is an informal setup. But it's widely used and recognized. [Like most programming, international airports, etc use YYYY/MM/DD.] I don't really have a preference [considering that I grew up using both setups], but I'm really confused which is the official date setup for this wiki.... owo;