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1/1/2015 8:55:43 AM
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Because the logic as someone else pointed out, is how dates are written. You write it as January 2nd, 2015. So naturally it becomes 1/2/2015 in shorthand.
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Edited by 传说中的 Ghost: 1/1/2015 9:04:52 AM[i]Smh[/i] That doesn't outweight the cronological and size order, because you can write it as [b]2nd of January 2015[/b]. So in a sense; grammar, logic, chronology are all against your way of writing dates. Being different for the sake of being different isn't always good. Your argument is invalid.
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Edited by ShadowLordVegas: 1/1/2015 9:09:59 AMSo in Asia writing it 2015/2/1 is wrong too? Cause you're so special yours is right? Someone's just butthurt. You are invalid.
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Nah, man, China are fine. YY/DD/MM makes more sense than MM/DD/YY. So no, my argument isn't invalid.
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So they can be different but not anyone else? That is singling out and by doing that you make yourself still invalid.
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And conforming because it's the thing to do and no other reason is better? Your argument is invalid.
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So being special is more important than being able to be understood by- and in the rest of the world? Sounds odd to me, but atleast your consistent in something.
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We aren't the only ones different so no.
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You're the only ones different in a stupid way, so yeah.
