Wrong language name

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The CLDR is like the ISO-639-3 a fine standard that is essential for the language policy. The CLDR would fit in perfectly because it provides a service that would benefit translatewiki.net From my perspective it would suffice for the information to be supplied to the CLDR as it does provide the information and as it signals the relevance and importance of providing this infrormation. Accepting corrected data should take more time, correcting in standards is highly disruptive. Thanks,

GerardM07:41, 19 November 2009
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