Variant subtag proposal: Høgnorsk variety of Norwegian

[Yury Tarasievich]

Thorgeir Holm wrote:
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> 'be' is analogical to 'nn', not to the macro 'no'.
>   
Well, I believe this wasn't made quite clear in the previous discussion.
> ...
> It will be somewhat different in 'nn', as -hognorsk is the more 
> nitpicked. The official 'nn' being more like an umbrella is a good 
> motivation for avoiding a separate "-official" tag.
>   
 From my patch, I feel tags of "-official" sorts are to be completely 
avoided, if only because of there being no "-unofficial" varieties to 
complement them, only deviations from the codifications. And as soon as 
the codification (or half-codification) of something "non-official" is 
done, the "who" and "when" get known too, then.

> By the way, what kind of tags would you apply to the Trasianka varieties?
>   
Need I? If so, an umbrella "be", possibly. There's currently a 
discussion of sorts, whether to consider Trasianka a  sort of a modern 
dialect or just a deviation from the norm. This is purely academic 
issue, however, as there are no texts in T. produced consistently.

-Yury