I use Month-Day-Year to write the date.

It IS a logical system, because it fits in with a lot of people's vocal pronunciation of the date. "August 24th, 2017" is the same as "8/24/17." "The 24th of August, 2017" is the same as "24/8/17." The former, in English, is faster to say. That's why I use it.

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YukiSohma · 26-30, F

The logic to having the day first is it changes at a much greater speed than the month, same for month to year. That's how I see it anyway. I say the day first, usually, and when I write it out with words for the month and all. When I write it in short I do the former method because everyone here does (where I live). Also because it's what I'm used to.

Edit: Wait, no, I write it out and say it the same way as you do, most of the time. I often put an of instead of a comma between the day and year though. August 24th of 2017.

JRVanguard · 26-30, M

Also numerically it makes sense because there are more days than months and more years than days

Some1Else · M

I use Today, Yesterday and Tomorrow!

Also 3 weeks from Friday, except the Tuesday before then, not after.

SW-User

The world had a poptart and his name is Kim jong un c: so how many digits is that?

edmplayer5 · 22-25, C

I do the same.

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