Hoi,
The problem that can be solved is to have the arn code associated with
Auracanian in the CLDR. Changing the ISO-639 code itself is not possible.
This code is not the only one that is considered to be problematic by the
people who speak that language. In essence it is just a code.
At that,
Hi Samuel and Gerard, thanks for your answer
About UNESCO, we as WM-CL haven't been able to contact lately with the
representative of UNESCO in the country. UNESCO was one of the promoters of
the last Congress of the Chilean Indigenous Languages past November, but I
didn't have the chance to meet
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MateusNobre
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Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2012 18:50:20 -0300
From: os...@wikimediachile.cl
To: foundation-l@lists.wikimedia.org
Subject: [Foundation-l] EFE: Indigenous languages entering Wikipedia
Hi everyone!
Yesterday
This is a wonderful report. Thank you for sharing, Osmar!
Do you know whether we have any official message of support from
UNESCO that we can point to?
Or one from a group that works with us and that is wholly dedicated to
language preservation (like our friends at the Rosetta Project?)
SJ
Hoi,
This sounds like a great initiative. I am sure that the language committee
will aim to help you as much as possible.
The language policy is designed to ensure that new projects have an optimal
chance of success. There are a few things that we require from you. They
are that you localise the
Hi everyone!
Yesterday, news agency EFE published a note about the work done mainly by
Wikimedia Argentina about the development of projects in Native American
languages like aymara, guarani and mapudungun. The news have been replied
in the largest newspapers and websites of Latin America and
...@wikimediachile.cl
To: foundation-l@lists.wikimedia.org
Subject: [Foundation-l] EFE: Indigenous languages entering Wikipedia
Hi everyone!
Yesterday, news agency EFE published a note about the work done mainly by
Wikimedia Argentina about the development of projects in Native American
languages
