-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Reshat Sabiq (Reşat) wrote: > > However, i have some reservations about putting crh and tt into 1 > team. On the one hand it's possible, but would require calling the > project accordingly: perhaps tt-crh, which in plain language would > have to be spelled out like Tatar (Idil-Ural and Crimean), or Tatar > (Crimean, Idil-Ural). Here the naming might raise questions like, > why is crh after tt? To avoid that, perhaps it could be listed as > crh-tt in project name, "crh, tt" in ISO code column, and Tatar > (Idil-Ural, Crimean) in plain language (mixed order). Since there > are 2 distinct ISO codes for the 2 main literary versions of Tatar, > i think for the time being it's expedient to adhere to them. I tend > to think Crimean Tatars would actually want their ISO code > distinct, given all the confusion going on about tt. I'm not sure > how Crimean Tatars would feel about tt and crh being on the same > project. So in short we could try making the project crh-tt, IMHO. > If there are strong suggestions about separating them later on, i > guess we would discuss separating crh and tt projects. > > Thanks. All the projects i'm seeing so far have only 1 ISO code in them. So crh-tt would be a first it appears. Despite the fact that the alphabet i'm planning on using will provide orthography that will be very similar to Crimean Tatar, i'm 50-50 on whether crh and tt should be separate projects. There are advantages and disadvantages. If you guys lean towards one crh-tt project, then i guess we can start off w/ that.
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