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Discussion of "landa"
Comment #1:
ISO 3166-2
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Curtis W Franks (Wed Sep 14 11:08:58 2016)
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ISO 3166-2 requires a hyphen. Should we just ignore the hyphen as the TERIS proposal does for Unicode/emojis? An issue is that confusion could well arise between ISO 3166-2 (which uses ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) and ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 leading to, at best, garden-pathing.
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Comment #2:
Re: ISO 3166-2
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gleki (Wed Sep 14 11:10:05 2016)
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krtisfranks wrote: > ISO 3166-2 requires a hyphen. Should we just ignore the hyphen as the TERIS > proposal does for Unicode/emojis? An issue is that confusion could well > arise between ISO 3166-2 (which uses ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) and ISO 3166-1 > alpha-3 leading to, at best, garden-pathing.
use pi/pi'e?
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Comment #3:
Re: ISO 3166-2
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Curtis W Franks (Wed Sep 14 19:29:27 2016)
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gleki wrote: > krtisfranks wrote: > > ISO 3166-2 requires a hyphen. Should we just ignore the hyphen as the > TERIS > > proposal does for Unicode/emojis? An issue is that confusion could well
> > arise between ISO 3166-2 (which uses ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) and ISO 3166-1
> > alpha-3 leading to, at best, garden-pathing. > > > use pi/pi'e?
pi'e was my thought. It does not quite work with ISO zi'evla conventions, butbit should work in this situation if people are willing to diversify its meaning slightly in general strings.
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Comment #4:
spofu
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gleki (Sun Sep 17 05:01:51 2017)
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must be 'la'e me'o ubu sy.' or something as landa1
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