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fix the rfc3066bis page #92
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Apologies for missing the call, but, although I would have organized that page differently, I'm having trouble figuring out what the problem is that needs fixing. If I did know, I could probably help. In particular: So, what is the problem that needs fixing other than that it may not be a good idea for W3C documents to try to explain IETF documents, registries, and terminology? Does the above supply sufficient information to fix whatever the problem is? Should I start a complaint about the format that is displayed at https://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry and, if not, why not? We having fun yet? |
Sorry forgot one: The IETF LTRU WG was shut down at the end of November 2009 and hence cannot be responsible for anything at all. With the understanding that I do not know what motivated this issue/task, a tentative recommendation: don't try to fix this page. Get rid of it and replace it with something that points directly to the BCP 47 definition (see above) and the registry, pointing to RFC 5646 if needed. |
@klensin This page is super-duper old (probably pre-dating 4646, hence the name) and what we discussed yesterday was permanently redirecting it to our article about BCP47, the LTLI spec, or to BCP47 itself--not trying to update the text in any way. |
Addison,
Any of those options would be perfectly reasonable.
thanks,
john
…--On Friday, April 19, 2024 14:14 -0700 Addison Phillips
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@klensin This page is super-duper old (probably pre-dating 4646,
hence the name) and what we discussed yesterday was permanently
redirecting it to our article about BCP47, the LTLI spec, or to
BCP47 itself--not trying to update the text in any way.
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Closed by @aphillips via IRC channel #i18n on irc.w3.org |
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#92 (comment) |
#92 (comment) |
Opened by @aphillips via IRC channel #i18n on irc.w3.org
Due: 2024-04-25 (Thursday 25 April)
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