Just a friendly remark: in Quebec (Canada > Americas), they are listed as day-month-year.

Er, right the United States of Amercia :p

It would be better to title it "16 Jun 2006" so we don't all get confused.

(it makes no sense in the UK as it is).

6 june 2006? Now it's makes even less sense

16th June 2006, should make sense. :)

It does now, much better :banana:

As threads are automatically dated, a more descriptive thread title would be better IMO. :)

"June 16th, 2006" is my favorite date format, and should make sense to most people.

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Congrats Marco and Princeton, you have both been a great addition to the community as moderators and members.

unless you're in the US military... they use the day-month-year format

this is the format the U.S. Military uses as well

I prefer: 2006 June 16
But i guess that is a coder thing, easier to sort etc..

I meant it more in terms of "English". I usually write out full dates, but yes, on computers (especially if you are sorting) that makes it really easy.

I love how the focus of this thread is the date, and not the actual announcement...