en-GB-oxford LANGUAGE TAG REGISTRATION FORM

[John Cowan]

Jon Hanna scripsit:

> en-Latn-oed seems the least kludgy as well.

I think all of en-0oed, en-0ed, and en-latn-oed are hideous compared to
en-gb-oed.  In this usage, "oed" is a marker for a sub-orthography of
gb orthography, which is essentially what it is.

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