Personally, I would go for naming them after the twelve largest moons in the solar system, since they were originally (and still are in many cultures) based on the lunar cycles, giving the months Ganymede, Titan, Callisto, etc.

What would you rename the months?

edit: Simply using the numbers is already a thing (see, for example, 2026-01-01. January is represented as month 1), and reordering the existing month names would be a real headache, as it would be difficult to tell whether you are reading a date using the old or new naming scheme.

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      Here, is this better?

      Monember

      Dicember

      Triember

      Tetrember

      Pentamber

      Hexamber

      September

      October

      November

      December

      Undecember

      Dodecember

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        You know what… I’ve never seen this before, but I fully endorse this solution. This is mostly what we already have in place, but favoring consistency rather than flattering Roman emperors.

        For those who didn’t know,

        • August - named after Augustus Caesar
        • July - named after Julius Caeser

        Also, a few others are named after Roman gods. It’s cool, but not super relevant to anyone today.

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      I’ll second the IFC. My only addition would be that the Year Day and the Leap Day are mandatory holidays: fucking everything except critical utility infrastructure shift/on-call work (police, fire, power/water/sewage, etc) is closed. Employers must not require an employee to work consecutive Year or Leap Days.

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        If you edit your comment to enclose the link in square brackets and an exclamation point at before the open bracket it will show the image. Like below:

        ![link]

        If you copy this, just remove the `, those are there to show it as code rather than trying to display an empty image, and replace the work link

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          Thanks! I’m not gonna edit it on my cell. If anyone wants to, go for it! I don’t own the image, I just thought it was relevant