Am 25.11.2016 um 12:16 schrieb David Cuenca Tudela:
>> If we want to avoid this complexity, we could just go by prefix. So if the
>> languages is "de", variants like "de-CH" or "de-DE_old" would be considered
>> ok.
>> Ordering these alphabetically would put the "main" code (with no suffix)
>> fi
Hi all!
I tweaked my part of the decision matrix a little bit:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PtGkt6E8EadCoNvZLClwUNhCxC-cjTy5TY8seFVGZMY/edit?ts=5834219d#gid=868938568
The arguments in my matrix are basically a collection of "the worst
things that can happen". I like this approach. ;-)
> If we want to avoid this complexity, we could just go by prefix. So if the
> languages is "de", variants like "de-CH" or "de-DE_old" would be
considered ok.
> Ordering these alphabetically would put the "main" code (with no suffix)
first.
> May be ok for a start.
I find this issue potentially co
Thank you Denny for having an open mind! And sorry for being a nuisance ;)
I think it's very important to have controversial but constructive discussions
about these things. Data models are very hard to change even slightly once
people have started to create and use the data. We need to try hard t
