Whenever we write date, we are used to a number of date formats such as
- yy.MM.dd
- M/d/yyyy
- M/d/yy
- MM/dd/yy
- MM/dd/yyyy
- yy/MM/dd
- yyyy/MM/dd
- dd/MMM/yy
- yyyy MMMM dd, dddd
- dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy
- MMMM dd, yyyy
- dddd, dd MMMM, yyyy
- dd MMMM, yyyy
- ddd MMM yyy
- and a lot of such variations.
Thus, many people around the world being accustomed to using long date format <yyyy.MM.dd> as in <2010.01.02 – two thousand ten january two>, it seems only sensible to greet someone on this day with a Happy Palindrome Day!
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