Look and Layout Preferences #1: Time Format

[solarstorm]

I'm starting a new series about your layout preferences.

[Bacon King]

Had an account since literally 2005 and only now learn that there are other date display options besides the default

[dead0man]

and I just realized mine is off by an hour.

[Bacon King]

and I just realized mine is off by an hour.

forum cannot into daylight savings

[Tender Branson]

Option 4, but not entirely because the (.) is missing next to the day.

For today, I would use:

28. September 2014, 15:22:35

[tik 🪀✨]

Forum Default (the first option).

Down here I'm used to using the last two choices. It makes much more sense, actually. What would make even more sense would be to use YYYYMMDDHHMMSS with a 24 hour clock (army time.. haha).

Extra question: does anyone in the States say the date June 15 without using the ordinal version of 15? They do it here and it drives me crazy. They will even say the number and then the month without using the ordinal. "The movie will be in theatres fifteen June." Oh, and "The concerts will start on June fifteen." This is very important to me. So is the usage of "maths" and "sport."

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Forum Default (the first option).

Down here I'm used to using the last two choices. It makes much more sense, actually. What would make even more sense would be to use YYYYMMDDHHMMSS with a 24 hour clock (army time.. haha).

Extra question: does anyone in the States say the date June 15 without using the ordinal version of 15? They do it here and it drives me crazy. They will even say the number and then the month without using the ordinal. "The movie will be in theatres fifteen June." Oh, and "The concerts will start on June fifteen." This is very important to me. So is the usage of "maths" and "sport."

"June fifteen" is sometimes said here.  "Fifteen June" is very uncommon in my experience, but then so is "fifteenth June,"- instead it is "the fifteenth of June."

[solarstorm]

Option 4, but not entirely because the (.) is missing next to the day.

For today, I would use:

28. September 2014, 15:22:35

The forum options don't provide a dot.

[solarstorm]

Forum Default (the first option).

Down here I'm used to using the last two choices. It makes much more sense, actually. What would make even more sense would be to use YYYYMMDDHHMMSS with a 24 hour clock (army time.. haha).

I also had to laugh when I read "army time". European time would do it, too.

[solarstorm]

and I just realized mine is off by an hour.

Below the time format option, there is a text field called "time offset". There you can adjust your time.