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Just makes sense
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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2025
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YYYY.MM.DD_HH24MI.SS
e.g.
2025.09.02_1830.33
you know EXACTLY when the timestamp is referring to.
remove the time part you still got a pretty clean date 2025.09.02 which is also computer sort friendly.
the only missing component is the Timezone which I find pretty stupid TBH, because as a big Space Sci-fi fan, there needs to be a universal timecode system which is universal in the literal sense. Well technically it can never be, relativity and all, but you get what I mean..
also while we are at it, we should start teaching kids 12 digit number system, so that we get rid of the pesky decimal with a more efficient duodecimal.
Oooh, and make year 13 months with each month exactly 28 days, and the fractional remainder at the end of solar cycle is just a blackout timescape that nobody acknowledges collectively throughout the world.
This got increasingly unhinged and I support all of it.
False, it doesn't include the timezone information ISO datetime is best, at the time og writing that would be 2025-09-03T10:10:30Z