Hi,
 
Can we use but one format when putting dates in "sticky" post titles like in the ones above? It appears 2 different formats are currently being used which, at some point, will confuse everyone.
 
"East" format = dd/mm/yyyy
"West" format = mm/dd/yyyy
 
Otherwise if a future post has 9/10/2018 in the title, we won't know if it's September 10th or October 9th.

If we're smart enough to figure out how to use sonar.cakewalk, we're smart enough to figure out how to figure out what day it is. At least I hope we are.

michael diemer
If we're smart enough to figure out how to use sonar.cakewalk, we're smart enough to figure out how to figure out what day it is. At least I hope we are.

Absolutely.
 
That said I've never understood why the 9th of November is so significant to some people.

See... already the minions are confused.  Some have already suggested this in one of the above threads.
 
I edited the OP in hopes of clearing up some of your befuddlment.
 
 

soens
Hi,
 
Can we use but one format when putting dates in "sticky" post titles like in the ones above? It appears 2 different formats are currently being used which, at some point, will confuse everyone.
 
"East" format = dd/mm/yyyy
"West" format = mm/dd/yyyy
 
Otherwise if a future post has 9/10/2018 in the title, we won't know if it's September 10th or October 9th.

I'm not sure Europe and South America is in the East
 

 
"Smart' format = dd/mm/yyyy  (Small/Medium/Big)
"Dumb' format = mm/dd/yyyy  (Medium/Small/Big)

Everyone's in the "East" including contiguous USA from my VP!

Kamikaze
"Smart' format = dd/mm/yyyy  (Small/Medium/Big)
 

Smarter format = yyyy-mmm-dd

On further reflection, maybe this is a good idea. Whatever Bandlab wants to do, as long as it's consistent, we can figure it out. Whatever the most universal, logical format, just use that, we can all figure it out. At least most days...

soens
"East" format = dd/mm/yyyy
"West" format = mm/dd/yyyy

Yes please plus one! 
 
But....
mm/dd/yyyy = USA
dd/mm/yyyy = Rest of the world (including the West) - this format would probably be the most understood :)