hypothetical Cajun question
Martin Duerst
duerst@w3.org
Tue, 07 May 2002 09:09:04 +0900
At 17:47 02/05/06 -0600, Sean M. Burke wrote:
>A procedural question:
>
>Suppose (just hypothetically) that I want to tag some documents that are
>in (Louisiana) Cajun French. Not Louisiana French Creole (the other end
>of the dialect continuum), but Cajun.
>A fairly obvious tag choice is "fr-us-la".
>
>My question is: I don't think that that /has/ to be registered with
>IANA. But /can/ it be registered?
For use with e.g. XML, you have to.
Regards, Martin.
>I'm under the impression that besides establishing i-foo tags, the IANA
>language tag registry also has some (possibly "secondary") role as a place
>to say "among all the possible ways that you might imagine to express a
>language tag for Cajun, this is the one that we think people should use."
>But I emphasize that this is just an impression on my part.
>
>--
>Sean M. Burke http://www.spinn.net/~sburke/
>
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