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[Isn't It A Pity?]

February is the 2nd month...So, yes. 2/9/14.

Shadow said November 14.

[Harry Potter]

(09-04-2016 11:16 AM)Inuyasha Wrote:  

(09-03-2016 11:14 AM)The Boy Who Flies- Macab Wrote:  

(09-03-2016 09:22 AM)Shadow Wrote:  I want to play in this tournament.
But I have joined in Nov'14.

He said February 2014 though. Not November 2014.

Didn't he say 2/9/14?

yea which is february

[Nathan]

No, that's the second day of September 2014.

[Inuyasha]

2/9/14 is the 2nd of September of 2014 for almost everyone (a certain country excluded).

[Nathan]

(09-04-2016 04:12 PM)Inuyasha Wrote:  2/9/14 is the 2nd of September of 2014 for almost everyone (a certain country excluded).

Well to be fair I think it is for the OP.

[1337]

Inuyasha.. Please try to understand the differences in time, before you come here and "Cause an unnecessary amount of drama"
It clearly states The 9th of February 2014. (BST) GMT+1

(09-04-2016 04:12 PM)Inuyasha Wrote:  2/9/14 is the 2nd of September of 2014 for almost everyone (a certain country excluded).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country

[Guest565]

(09-05-2016 10:31 AM)1337 Wrote:  Inuyasha.. Please try to understand the differences in time, before you come here and "Cause an unnecessary amount of drama"
It clearly states The 9th of February 2014. (BST) GMT+1

(09-04-2016 04:12 PM)Inuyasha Wrote:  2/9/14 is the 2nd of September of 2014 for almost everyone (a certain country excluded).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country

Dont act like a smart ass please.
The way you wrote it means 2nd of September 2014 in most countries.

Only in the follow countries it means the 9th of February 2014:
- Canada
- Federated States of Micronesia
- Kenya
- Philippines
- United States of America

All other countries DONT use that Date format.

[Inuyasha]

95% or so of the world use one of two date formats: year month day, or day month year. It was clearly not the former (as the 2014 was the last number), so I assumed the latter.

I'm not sure of what was there to be understood. Considering no additional information was given, it's just natural to assume that a date would be in one of the common formats, and not a rare one like month/day/year.

[1337]

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