2016-07-27 15:43 GMT+09:00 Xidorn Quan <me@upsuper.org>: > > I think I tend to make Literary Chinese map to Traditional Chinese by > default, as that should be closer to how the text were written initially... > But not sure whether it should be zh-TW or zh-HK... Oh, BTW, Yue should be > zh-HK, and Min Nan and Hakka should be zh-TW. > Sounds reasonable to me, unless there's strong objections elsewhere. To summary my understanding, recommended font choice for individual languages within Chinese macrolanguage[1] when script subtag was missing is: Simplified Chinese (Hans): * Gan Chinese [gan] * Huizhou Chinese [czh] * Jinyu Chinese [cjy] * Mandarin Chinese [cmn] * Min Bei Chinese [mnp] * Min Dong Chinese [cdo] * Min Zhong Chinese [czo] * Pu-Xian Chinese [cpx] * Wu Chinese [wuu] * Xiang Chinese [hsn] Traditional Chinese (Hant): * Hakka Chinese [hak] * Literary Chinese [lzh] * Min Nan Chinese [nan] * Yue Chinese [yue] What do you think about having this information in CLREQ, or maybe in a separate I18N WG note if WG prefers? That should get wider reviews then. It might also be nice to explicitly mention that authors can/should add script subtag to pick the other choice than the default. [1] http://www-01.sil.org/iso639-3/documentation.asp?id=zho /koji
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