Hoi,
When we were to move away from a set of URL's from et to ekk, a generic
redirect from et to ekk will suffice because there will be a one on one
relation. The et named articles will never be used for anything else. This
is true because this is how the standard works.
For those wikis where the
Lars Aronsson hett schreven:
I'm not talking about dialects or legal standing. I'm talking
about renaming thousands of URLs, breaking incoming links from
other websites, for no good reason.
After a rename the old link will stay as a redirect and won't change for
a long time (at least
2009/1/23 Lars Aronsson l...@aronsson.se
Gerard Meijssen wrote:
When we were to move away from a set of URL's from et to ekk, a
generic redirect from et to ekk will suffice because there will
be a one on one relation. The et named articles will never be
used for anything else. This is
Hoi,
Lars, you are talking about Nynorsk and I am talking about Estonian.
Thanks,
GerardM
2009/1/23 Lars Aronsson l...@aronsson.se
Gerard Meijssen wrote:
When we were to move away from a set of URL's from et to ekk, a
generic redirect from et to ekk will suffice because there will
If you consider Norwegian nynorsk to be a dialect, you have your facts
wrong. It is one of two written forms of norwegian, they have the same
legal standing.
Kjetil Lenes
Lars Aronsson skreiv:
Gerard Meijssen wrote:
It is nice that you oppose, there are reasons why it might be a
bad
Hoi,
Congratulations.
As a consequence of the recognition of the Võro language, the Estonian
language with the codes est and et has been made a macro language. This
macro language contains two languages, Võro and Standard Estonian. Standard
Estonian has the code of ekk.
It is appropriate to
Hoi,
There is a request to rename the no.wikipedia.org to
nb.wikipedia.orgexactly for this reason.
Thanks,
GerardM
2009/1/21 Jüvä Sullõv juva...@ut.ee
Thanks for congaratulations, Gerard!
I am not still very sure if the fact that codes est and et have made to
a
macrolanguage codes
Hoi,
This change for Estonian is not special. It has happened before where other
codes changed their meaning and became a macro language. German (de) is a
completely different type of language, in several ways it is more like
Italian. I do not understand where you got this standard Estonian from,
Prevent confusion from whom?
I think we should let the et.wp community vote on this change instead
of letting Gerard push it on them.
Võro Wikipedians know to go to http://fiu-vro.wikipedia.org/, non-Võro
Estonian Wikipedians know to go to http://et.wikipedia.org/
Introducing a new URL for Võro
Gerard Meijssen wrote:
It is nice that you oppose, there are reasons why it might be a
bad idea, but the ones that I know are not the ones you put
forward. A reason why a change would be good is that it will
prevent confusion.
Come on, nobody is confused about what language Estonian is.
I agree on 'et', but the 'no' case is different. the codes 'no', 'nb'
and 'nn' were present in ISO 639 since the beginning. 'no' is the code
that covers both 'nn' and 'nb'. When 'nn' split from 'no' it would have
been good, if 'no' had been moved to 'nb' the same time.
The main difference
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