February 27, 2013
#1179: ISO 8601 explain

Public Service Announcement:
Our different ways of writing dates as numbers can lead to online confusion. That’s why in 1988 ISO set a global standard numeric date format. This is the correct way to write numeric dates:
2013-02-27
The following formats are therefore discouraged:
*02/27/2013
*02/27/13
*27/02/2013
*27/02/13
*20130227
*2013.02.27
*27.02.13
*27-02-13
*27.2.13
*2013. II. 27.
*27⁄2-13
*2013.158904109
*MMXIII-II-XXVII
*MMXIII LVII⁄CCCLXV
*1330300800
*((3+3)×(111+1)-1)×3/3-1/33
* 2 272013 [the numbers 2013, 02, and 27 written overlapping each other]
*10/11011/1101
*02/27/20/13
*2053112674378
*[A black cat with 2-27-13 scrawled across its body in dripping white paint.]
**Cat: Hissss