re: #187 Dr Lizardo

LOL they’re probably running around like their hair is on fire.

I noticed the date format - YYYY-MM-DD - and thought it a bit odd, but I looked it up and apparently that is used in the USA along with the more traditional MM-DD-YYYY format most of us use in everyday life. But I’d imagine with official communication, they’d use YYYY-MM-DD as that’s internationally recognized, IIRC.

re: #190 FFL (GOP Delenda Est)

YYYY MM DD format is very popular in IT and data processing circles since you can date sort using that format.

It’s an international standard standard, ISO 8601.