Is your nation using 12-hour clock or 24-hour clock?

[Swilatia]

The 24-hour clock obviously, we're not uncivilized capitalists.

Hey, neither are we.

[Sibirsky]

Indeed.

Really this is even worse than that one topic where people kept on flaming each other for driving on different sides of the road.

If he wasn't so wrong and flamy I would ignore it.

[Saurisisia]

Indeed.

Really this is even worse than that one topic where people kept on flaming each other for driving on different sides of the road.

Indeed, judging how civilized a nation is based on small things like whether they use the 12-hour or 24-hour clock or on what side of the road they drive on is both petty and childish and also highlights how uncivilized said nations are, since they do not understand what truly makes a civilized nation civilized.

[Oterro]

All I hear is savages whining, everywhere, savages whining.

Suck it up and roll with the pitches.

Less QQ more pew pew.

etc.

[Phing Phong]

Commonly people say the number of hours after sunrise or sunset, but the standard 24hr clock on a UTC timezone with daylight saving in place is official.

[Saurisisia]

All I hear is savages whining, everywhere, savages whining.

Suck it up and roll with the pitches.

Less QQ more pew pew.

etc.

Now that's the logic of a true civilized society.

Anyway, back on-topic.

/threadjack

[Fongbai]

Both, although 24-hour is prefered

[Bears Armed]

In rural areas people often use sundials without bothering to correct for the date, so that the period of time that's actually called a 'watch' (which is one-eighth of the time between sunrise and sunset, with differing rules from area to area about how the night should be divided) varies in length with the seasons.


Alternatively, we have _

Ursine Standard Time
One [calendarical, i.e. 24 hours] day = twoEights' of watches',
one watch = one-eightSquared' of 'moments',
one moment = one-eightSquared of 'instants'.'

Clocks are normally eight-watch rather than twoEights-watch.

[Retoa]

24-hour, even though sometimes people use 12-hour informally.

[Iglesian Archipelago]

We use the 24-hour clock. However, some people use the 12-hour clock informally.

[Rupudska]

24-hour, of course. Those Liberians were quite foolish to switch to the 12-hour clock.

[Revea]

12 hour clock, just because it's what we've always used.

[Yancey County]

We use the 12 hour clock because that is what we have grown used to.

[Perfectality]

Perfectality, uses a different system. Weu utilize the Centurion Counter. 100 Ticks equal 1 Conglam whereas 10 Congalms are the equivalent to 1 Conaglament and 10 Conaglaments equal 1 Centurion Conglematrial Penadon, often called just a Pendon.

[Veceria]

24 hour clock.

[Valladares]

Valladares uses both systems. Half of its states use 12-hour clocks and the other half use 24-hour clocks.

[Loamshire]

Loamshire's civilian population tends to use the twelve hours system. Military forces go by 24 hours.

[Harata]

The Haratan military only uses the 24-hour clock. Both systems are used in the civilian world, though the 24-hour clock tends to be more common.

[South East Europe]

24-hour clock, it is illegal to use a 12-hour clock.

[Dungeyland]

We use the traditional 12-hour clock.

[Clamparapa]

Pfft, you are all uncivilized if you even use a 24/12 hour clock. Why? Because this means you are still on Earth! HAHAHA!

[Mid Lothian]

The army and transport use the 24hr clock.

Most of the rest use the 12hr clock.

[Thurask]

Both. Although the 12 hour is more commonly used, especially in spoken form.

This.

[Sanghelios-]

26 hour.

[Anit christ]

both becase we are both demons and people are trying to be the same 12 hour for the people 24 for demons