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In the LSR we have<BR>
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%%<BR>
Type: language<BR>
Subtag: id<BR>
Description: Indonesian<BR>
Added: 2005-10-16<BR>
Suppress-Script: Latn<BR>
Macrolanguage: ms<BR>
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"ms" was one of the macrolanguage codes that were selected to be an extlang prefix.<BR>
So we have a bunch of entries like:<BR>
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%%<BR>
Type: extlang<BR>
Subtag: coa<BR>
Description: Cocos Islands Malay<BR>
Added: 2009-07-29<BR>
Preferred-Value: coa<BR>
Prefix: ms<BR>
Macrolanguage: ms<BR>
%%<BR>
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Indeed we have that for all of the languages "covered by" 'ms', *except* for<BR>
Indonesian. So I would have expected an entry like this:<BR>
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%%<BR>
Type: extlang<BR>
Subtag: ind<BR>
Description: Indonesian<BR>
Added: 2009-07-29<BR>
Preferred-Value: id<BR>
Prefix: ms<BR>
Macrolanguage: ms<BR>
%%<BR>
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But there is no such entry. Was this one excluded for some reason, or is this an<BR>
omission by mistake? I don't seem to find any mention of this point in RFC 5645...<BR>
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/kent k<BR>
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