Regular reminder that YYYY-MM-DD is the best date format. In addition to being the only one that's sorting-friendly and compatible with place-value intuitions that we use for everything else, it's also the one that's not confusing.

I like MM/DD/YYYY because it complies with how people verbally communicate dates in English. 

Just conditioning at the end of the day though.

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How most people do, most of the time, in my experience**

I am from Europe.
From my point of view, whatever has DD in the middle has no sense.
I can understand DD/MM/YYYY and YYYY/MM/DD 
Up or Down
Why DD in the middle?