In message <4B9C0A6A(_dot_)1010409(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>, Scott Brim writes:
These technical answers are all great "for use in Internet protocols"
[3339] but the scope of the question is web pages destined for humans to
read and understand ... and some humans don't understand them. You
could justify what's there now and ignore their problem, or (if your
goal is communication) you could figure out how to write dates in ways
that ordinary humans find unambiguous. I usually write something like
"2010 Jan 02". It's not sortable but it's understood even by non-IETFers.
And even that can be confusing if English is not a language you
understand.
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