Geographic Metadata Extents - order displayed

I've been adding extents to the geographic metadata. I just realized that the ESRI convention (also used in QGIS) is to list extents: top, bottom, left, right. (example here: https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/map/page-layouts/customizing-your-map-extent.htm) Dataverse geographic metadata lists: West, East, North and South Latitudes, which are not labeled after the metadata is saved. Saved looks like this:
Geographic Bounding Box | -1969770.9130000006407499 -116606.7336999997496605 -2045789.3686999995261431 -178888.8761999998241663
You have to click on the '?' to know what order the extents are in.

In QGIS the same extent display is: -2045789.3686999995261431,-178888.8761999998241663 : -1969770.9130000006407499,-116606.7336999997496605

Without labels I think this could lead to some confusion. I could complain to ESRI but I think the extent order they use could be considered convention.

The issue does not identify a file, test, or entry point. Start by locating the geographic metadata display and reviewing how the saved bounding-box values are ordered; done means the displayed extents are labeled or follow a clearly documented convention, with coverage for the resulting presentation.