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Kilandor	#21015 18. November 2009, 04:16
Administrators Thanked: 9 mal	Country Codes, and Language Codes are completely separate things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes Is the standard for Language Codes. To be a bit more Correct Technically the "Alpha 2" such ash EN/RU are technically obsolete 639-2/3 Would be more appropriate. However Language Packs are in a sense different than country's you could use any code you wanted, it just requires fixing the "master" coder of the main pack (folder name) I think decides it? As well if not having a "en" flag is a problem you can always add it yourself. Which it makes more sense to choose which one you want, since just making language en/"En"gland flag correlation doesn't make sense for everyone, some may choose US, some GB Countries needed to be updated, do to names. Changes in flags, Creation of New Countries, etc. But to prevent ourselves from being accused of any problems with political issues that exist about the state/independence of some countries its best for us to just stick to ISO standards and remain neutral about it. But I can't possibly see what "big" consequences this could cause?

Kilandor

#21015 18. November 2009, 04:16

Country Codes, and Language Codes are completely separate things.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes Is the standard for Language Codes.

To be a bit more Correct Technically the "Alpha 2" such ash EN/RU are technically obsolete 639-2/3 Would be more appropriate. However Language Packs are in a sense different than country's you could use any code you wanted, it just requires fixing the "master" coder of the main pack (folder name) I think decides it?

As well if not having a "en" flag is a problem you can always add it yourself. Which it makes more sense to choose which one you want, since just making language en/"En"gland flag correlation doesn't make sense for everyone, some may choose US, some GB

Countries needed to be updated, do to names. Changes in flags, Creation of New Countries, etc. But to prevent ourselves from being accused of any problems with political issues that exist about the state/independence of some countries its best for us to just stick to ISO standards and remain neutral about it.

But I can't possibly see what "big" consequences this could cause?