Re: 2 many language tags for Norwegian

Jonathan Pool:   ­  
> > Allready ISO 639-3 says that 'no' is a macrolanguage, and that the
> > concrete manifestations of 'no' are 'nno' and 'nbo'.
>
> ISO 639-3 says "nor" is norsk, "nno" is nynorsk, and "nob" is bokmål.
>   

I am sorry for that spelling error there regarding 'nob'. Errors should 
not be repeated, so thank you. I was Fooled by the unsystematic 
difference in the abbreviation. 

Regarding 'no', that was a deduction, and not meant as a claim about 639-3,

But, hey, English requires a capitalized firstletter in language names. ;-)
-- 
leif halvard silli