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Kent Landfield <kent@landfield.com> wrote:

> Last-modified: March 25, 1995
> Version: 2.5
> Copyright: (c) 1995-1996 Joe Programmer
> Maintainer: Joe Programmer <guru@foosys.com> and Cathy Code
> <code@foosys.com>

Writing a date in the order "month day year" is done only in the US.
Internationally, it's much more common to use "25 March 1995" or
"1995-03-25". The latter is the ISO standard. I'd suggest using one of
these two forms in the example.

I'd also suggest using the ".example" pseudo-domain in examples. For all
anybody knows, "foosys.com" really does exist.

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