When listing things, always put them in alphabetical order
When listing things, always put them in alphabetical order
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More importantly: always year-month-day.
ReplyDeleteAlways.
Otherwise it doesn't sort. And confuses Brendan.
And you wouldn't want to confuse Brendan, would you?
Actually on topic: sort by the criteria people care about. But make it clear.
ReplyDeleteBrendan S that's how I name all my files at work.
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I refuse to answer until you properly reorder the answers...
ReplyDeleteBrendan S ISO8601 or bust!
ReplyDeleteLet the computers sort for you. Just lay it all out there.
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