=== Mr_T is now known as Guest48323 [15:19] AlanBell: Hi. Sorry for not responding ages ago I've only just come out of hospital [15:20] oh, sorry to hear that, you OK? [15:21] AlanBell: Yeah, what's (/was) up? [15:22] there was some discussion at UDS around language based LoCo teams which might be relevant to -cym [15:22] not quite sure what the outcome was in the end [15:23] Oh right fair play, thanks for the notification [15:25] I didn't follow all the arguments and I am not sure who won, but there are teams that do "french" or "spanish" but are not geographicly related to france and spain [15:25] there seems to be some people who want to stop such teams existing, or stop them being on the LoCo directory [15:26] It's correct that they are not LoCo [15:26] However they should continue to exist [15:26] personally I think if the LoCo directory doesn't support that well it is a bug in the LoCo directory, but hey, I don't want to get involved in that discussion :) [15:26] quite agree [15:27] Neither are they truly localisation teams. GloCo teams, Global Community ;) [15:27] anyhow, I think things just carry on as they are for the moment [15:28] I think some developers want to standardise the world into neat non-overlapping countries with single languages [15:28] would be better from a developers perspective I have to agree :) [15:28] all countries should be the same size too [15:29] Like France with countles Langues D'Oile? :P [15:29] yeah, and canada just have to make up their mind whether they are going to speak English or French [15:30] It shouldn't be Locality > Language but Language > Locality. Such as how en_GB or fr_FR are set [15:32] When sorting things into little groups, that doesn't mean that localities with multiple languages shouldn't have groups though [15:32] It's a hard one to sort [15:33] yeah, the bottom line is they are not going to have much success reorganising the world to fit the database schema they want to build === Mr_T is now known as Guest60374 === Guest60374 is now known as Mr__T