Applying for a common Moroccan Amazigh subtag
Patrick Andries
patrick at hapax.qc.ca
Tue Jan 4 16:26:32 CET 2011
Le 04/01/11 09:16, Stephane Bortzmeyer a écrit :
> On Tue, Jan 04, 2011 at 12:11:26AM -0500,
> Patrick Andries<patrick at hapax.qc.ca> wrote
> a message of 24 lines which said:
>
>> Everybody agrees it is "macrolanguage"
> I have a doubt here. From your description, it really seemed it was a
> new language, some form of "standard berber", not a macrolanguage.
>
[PA] Well, that is really the question. Any disadvantage of choosing a
macrolanguage over a new language code? Which is easier to get? Which is
preferred by software implementors?
Is it best to let the ISO 639-3 Registrarmake that decision? (What
should be done then? Applying for both a macrolanguage and a new
language code?)
>> and ISO 639-3 is the way?
> Yes. New language, their business first. RFC 5646, section 3.6 :
>
> Before attempting to register a language subtag, there MUST be an
> attempt to register the language with ISO 639.
[PA] So I understand 639-2 is out of the question...?
P. A.
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