top | item 29992042 (no title) baeschtl | 4 years ago That article is from October 2021 discuss order hn newest duijf|4 years ago More likely May 2021, the date format at the bottom of the post is probably YYYY-MM-DD as common in Germany where the author seems to be located.EDIT: If Germany has the same conventions as The Netherlands, DD-MM-YYYY is probably even more common capableweb|4 years ago There is a meta tag in the article source code that removes all ambiguity (since 99% of the time it is specified in ISO 8601): <meta property="article:published_time" content="2021-05-10T22:00:00+02:00"> Semaphor|4 years ago YYYY-MM-DD is the standard in Germany, most people don’t know that and essentially no one (including in official documents) uses it. Never seen it anywhere outside computer nerds who like sortable dates. So yeah, DD-MM-YYYY is the normal way here. load replies (3)
duijf|4 years ago More likely May 2021, the date format at the bottom of the post is probably YYYY-MM-DD as common in Germany where the author seems to be located.EDIT: If Germany has the same conventions as The Netherlands, DD-MM-YYYY is probably even more common capableweb|4 years ago There is a meta tag in the article source code that removes all ambiguity (since 99% of the time it is specified in ISO 8601): <meta property="article:published_time" content="2021-05-10T22:00:00+02:00"> Semaphor|4 years ago YYYY-MM-DD is the standard in Germany, most people don’t know that and essentially no one (including in official documents) uses it. Never seen it anywhere outside computer nerds who like sortable dates. So yeah, DD-MM-YYYY is the normal way here. load replies (3)
capableweb|4 years ago There is a meta tag in the article source code that removes all ambiguity (since 99% of the time it is specified in ISO 8601): <meta property="article:published_time" content="2021-05-10T22:00:00+02:00">
Semaphor|4 years ago YYYY-MM-DD is the standard in Germany, most people don’t know that and essentially no one (including in official documents) uses it. Never seen it anywhere outside computer nerds who like sortable dates. So yeah, DD-MM-YYYY is the normal way here. load replies (3)
duijf|4 years ago
EDIT: If Germany has the same conventions as The Netherlands, DD-MM-YYYY is probably even more common
capableweb|4 years ago
Semaphor|4 years ago