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Originally Posted by Quoth
Only the USA in the Entire World uses mm-dd-yy or mm-dd-yyyy. Spelling the month doesn't work. What date format is expiry on a USA Credit card?
All of the rest of the world uses dd-mm-yy, or yyyy, but the ISO is yyyy-mm-dd which sorts properly and is the same ordering as every other non-decimal quantity, such as tons stones pounds ounces. Or hours minutes seconds.
Even most countries without roman-latin alphabets now use arabic-indian digits, so the ISO numeric format OR the non USA numeric format works, May doesn't work.
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Many people, organizations, and governments still use 2 digit years, even for official forms.
Being over 100 years old is not required for this to wreak havoc with birth dates.