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YYYY/MM/DD
Good for computers and spreadsheets, bad for people in mundane use.
Most of the time I know what year I'm dealing with so it goes in the back. Putting the day first doesn't help until I know what month we mean, so the month goes first.
Nightmare for file names and stuff though.
I see you woke up and chose violence. Dueling pistols at dawn it is then
For me, it's actually much better for file name sorting - and just about everything else. It numerically orders items in a logical manner allowing for batch processing of large sets of data using wildcards or regex, but I understand that it may not fit everyone's usecase...which is why, it seems everyday, there's someone introducing a new date format