Issue about locale #52
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Why are all code samples on the website not highlighted |
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@jorgesumle I wasn't talking to you |
The og:locale says its value should be "The locale these tags are marked up in. Of the format language_TERRITORY. Default is en_US.". But how do I know which identifier use for a language and which identifier use for a territory? Must they have all two characters? I think that this specification should mention ISO 639 as a reference or something similar. Otherwise, it's' impossible to know which values are correct/valid/expected.