Day/month/year?
That's the way the whole world outside of the US does it.
Everybody (almost) does it wrong. You don't put arc seconds before degrees or links before chains, and date/time should also go largest to smallest.
yyyy mm dd hh mm ss
I don't see anything wrong? My only question is, did they change the reference plat on 09/12/89.?ÿ ?????ÿ ?????ÿ
In my world dates are very important, but the protocol associated with them is a matter of preference.
The military was dd/mmm/yyyy for my entire time in. The mmm was the three letter abbreviation, not numeric.
Everybody (almost) does it wrong. You don't put arc seconds before degrees or links before chains, and date/time should also go largest to smallest.
yyyy mm dd hh mm ss
I should have noted that I have done dates my way for over 30 years.
I don't fish in a watermelon patch either, but does it really make a difference? (Emily Post thinks not!) ???ý
Land Surveying was just a front, they were actually the secret government project that invented the time machine.