Peter> I don't agree that there isn't a problem: the idea that's applied
Peter> in RFC1766 (at least, in the draft for the next version) is that
Peter> (a) precedence is given first to ISO 639-1 then to ISO 639-2, and
Peter> (b) you use the most specific tag that is appropriate to the
Peter> information. Whether to = {tog, ton} or to = tog or to = ton makes
Peter> an important difference as to how people should tag data. Also,
Peter> inventing markup to distinguish languages that aren't adequately
Peter> distinguished by ISO 639-1 (or 639-2, for that matter) is not an
Peter> interoperable solution.
My bad. I forgot to include the xml:humor style sheet.
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