On 10/12/2010 07:39 PM, Florian Effenberger wrote:
Trying to get some structure in, so any advice welcome.
ISO 639-3 language code, then .libreoffice.org: These are used for
localization projects.
ISO 3166-2 country code, then .then libreoffice.org: These are used for
marketing projects.
discuss@nz.libreoffice.org would discuss marketing in New Zealand.
discuss@mri.libreoffice.org would discuss Māori localization issues.
discuss@glv.libreoffice.org would discuss Manx localization issues.
discuss@im.libreoffice.org would discuss marketing in the Isle of Manx.
I realize that there are some edge cases with this approach. For example:
discuss@str.libreoffice.org would discuss Straits Salish localization
issues.
discuss@shl.libreoffice.org would discuss Southern Puget Sound Salish
localization issues.
discuss@ca.libreoffice.org for marketing Straits Salish in the Pacific
Northwest.
discuss@us.libreoffice.org for discuss marketing Southern Puget Sound
Salish in the Pacific Northwest.
or
discuss@wa.us.libreoffice.org for marketing Southern Puget Sound Salish
discuss@bc.ca.libreoffice.org for marketing Straits Salish.
Using the assigned ISO numbers, rather than letters would be more
language and country neutral.
Note: I'm using Straits Salish and Southern Puget Sound Salish as
examples. I don't know if there are enough users of either language, to
be able to provide either a UI, or documentation in either language.
jonathon
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