i just looked up, the "American" confusion: we got our date order from the English long ago. Then the English changed their date order. That must have been most confusing
And month/day is not as confusing as day/month (widely used in Europe) since it doesn't correspond to how we say dates.
moving the year first then using the American MM/DD is the least confusing way to do it
And month/day is not as confusing as day/month (widely used in Europe) since it doesn't correspond to how we say dates.
moving the year first then using the American MM/DD is the least confusing way to do it