And fix landscape mode on the iPad. While in landscape and then open a video from the Events page it switches from landscape to portrait, it’s very annoying.
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Good point.
Family arrived to the USA in 1606. I am seventh-generation Floridian. Guess it could be both.
I prefer 12-hour clocks but can see the use of accuracy of a 24-hour clock.
Glad we can vote on it. I added my vote.
Either or it doesn’t phase me a bit. I prefer 24 hours but I could live with 12.
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Very good. We can easily adjust to our environment.
A day has 24 hours and it isn’t hard to count from 1 to 24 
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I am surprised @peepeep hasn’t created a poll or has he?
Choice is good, but not required.
I am surprised no one has commented on the European date format. Just to throw in another wrench.
I like your new avatar. It’s more see-able in a crowd. 
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Day/Month/Year list used to get me confused when looking for my Belgian and Dutch ancestors records. I would see a date on the list like 11/8/1685 so I would look for the actual record for November 8, 1685 only to remember it was really 11 August 1685.
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Also, in Europe the week starts on Monday, not on Sunday as here in North America
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It reminds me of Captain America’s shield.
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Not even close. I have two stars and he didn’t have his name on his but his name was Steve. Steve the superhero? Maybe.
Didn’t care for this one …
I didn’t realize that. Guess I wasn’t overseas long enough to realize. Thanks.
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Yeah, calendars start with Monday, at least they did when I was there. So did the payroll cycle.
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I’m not European, but I have all my calendars set to start on Monday when possible because I like having the weekend days next to each other Fri-Sat-Sun for recreational plans.
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