I am formally requesting that Concrete5 please stop using the U.S.A date format of MM/dd/yyyy on all the front end and back-end website pages. Over 90% of the world does not use the U.S.A MM/dd/yyyy date format and frankly it is confusing and misleading.

I am formally requesting that if the site can't determine which country the site is loaded in and displays the date format according, then all dates no matter where, should clearly indicate with the month as a string not a number like July 4th, 2016 or 4th July 16.

If i was to ask a none U.S.A. client what 3/5/16 was, I would get a reply the 3rd of May 2016, and I would be providing wrong and incorrect information, specially if client needs to know an expiry date, contract date or when something is due. Non U.S.A customers can find this misleading and incorrect and have every right to make a complaint or even worse.

The Conrete5 website is available on a world wide platform and can be used by anyone in the world, can you please start running your site with a global community in mind and not be so fixed on being a one country service.

By the way its Internationalisation not Internationalization, its spelled with a S. You set up a forum topic for making concrete5 more international (i guess that means for non U.S.A countries) and you can't even have the decency to respect us non U.S.A countries and spell Internationalisation how the rest of world does.