Adding variant subtags 'aluku' and 'nduyka' and 'pamaka' for dialects
Doug Ewell
doug at ewellic.org
Tue Aug 25 02:48:34 CEST 2009
CE Whitehead <cewcathar at hotmail dot com> wrote:
> (I do believe that it is possible to change the fields--comments,
> description--after a record is registered?? That's what I've
> understood.
Correct. We have discussed this many times on this list and on LTRU.
> I think that the term 'bush' is currently not looked on as so bad??
> (except that some may use it to mean 'primitive' rather than simply
> 'divorced' from some perhaps less palatable ways of life).
Considering that "Aukan" or "Busi Nenge Tongo," or whatever we elect to
call it, is a separate language from English, I think we would be
well-advised not to try to apply our English-based assumptions about
what terms are and are not taboo or offensive. I think we can safely
rely on Pascal Vaillant to inform us about any names that CELIA may have
identified as offensive. If any new information turns up later,
comments and descriptions can be changed.
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