Re: YYMMDD (was: Re: Laadan)

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>13:30 Tue 17 Dec 2002
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>It's easier to read than any other method I know. Once you get used to
>24-hour time.
What about 2002 Dec 17 Tue 13:30? Asian countries (at least china and japan) tend
to do it this way. And as it has been point out before, it is consistent with
our general number system, which locates "small"digits on the right, and
"big"on the left (sorry, i know this is poorly phrased, but i can't find an
other way to say it)

actualy, your system has a very little incoherence:
it goes from specific to general (time to day to month to year), except for one
thing: you give the hour before the minutes. That is completely usual, but no
realy consistent with the general format you suggest ;)