Joe, As others have mentioned... The reason that Schema.org would not want to maintain 6,500 language versions, is the same reason that we don't have 6,500 versions of these HTML tags <head> <title> <body> <cabeza> <titulo> <cuerpo> Schema.org syntax is absorbed by Machines 1st, Humans 2nd. Just like any other programming language or interoperable standard for machine consumption. Schema.org syntax is not a formatting syntax like CSS, but instead a web standard like HTML. And it took us a long time to get here and even longer to get JSON-LD propagated enough so that developers are now much more comfortable. Hope that helps, -Thad (the same guy who won't stop you or anyone from creating those 6499 other language versions of Schema.org...go for it ! , and we'll gladly add them into our repository !)
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