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<PRE> <BR>Hi, all.<BR>I think that some [zxx] content, when written/printed, is in Latin-1 (for example, programmatic content)<BR>but it could be in any script or no script-so I am not sure if a suppress-script makes sense either.<BR>(I cannot imagine what the private use extension might be nor can I imagine a region for non-applicable, not linguistic--except maybe for infant babbling, which is definitely language-specific--that is the syllables babbled show pitch contours like those in the languages the children will speak later!!! -- but is babbling "no linguistic content" or "not applicable"?? Thank goodness not applicable has been added).<BR> <BR>--C. E. Whitehead <BR> <BR> <BR>Frank Ellermann nobody at xyzzy.claranet.de <BR>Sat Apr 19 20:51:03 CEST 2008<BR> <BR>> Karen Broome wrote:<BR> <BR>>> Hadn't even considered a use case for extending "zxx"...<BR>>> is there one?<BR> <BR>>zxx content within a document with a different script is<BR>>an idea. Or some variant, private use subtag, extension,<BR>>all hypothetical, and I don't see a case for a "region",<BR>>but folks will invent whatever they like best, as always.<BR> <BR>--C. E. Whitehead <BR>cewcathar@hotmail.com <BR> <BR></PRE></body>
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