Re: RFC: date parser strawman

Oh, right. The other thing I wanted to note is that I don't think
YYYY/MM/DD is terribly common. YYYY-MM-DD is pretty much the standard
for people who care about precision and internationalization of date
formats, and MM/DD/YY(YY) or DD/MM/YY(YY) is the "vernacular" standard
for Americans and Europeans who don't worry about misinterpretation by
people from other cultures.

Just my gut feeling; if people have evidence to the contrary, I'm all
ears.

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