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Hi, \o
There is a long list of arguments about this. As a Frenchman, I refuse to let my flag be used to exclude most French speakers.
The same goes for the Portuguese. Portugal is a country where Portuguese is the official language, but it is only the 4th most populous country (Brazil, Angola and Mozambique are more populous), so it is not appropriate to use Portuguese to refer to the language. Idem
I disagree. Flags are instantly recognizable symbols that cross language barriers.
Say you're Chinese, and you don't read English well. You see a list of flags, and spot the Chinese flag, and you instantly know that your language is supported.
Also, using flags to represent language is a nearly ubiquitous user interface design choice.
Definitely, it's definitely became a standard nowadays to refer to languages w/ their associated country flag. We can't satisfy everyone with that, but at least UIs get more clarity that way. I won't change anything on that in the README.
Hi, \o
There is a long list of arguments about this. As a Frenchman, I refuse to let my flag be used to exclude most French speakers.
The same goes for the Portuguese. Portugal is a country where Portuguese is the official language, but it is only the 4th most populous country (Brazil, Angola and Mozambique are more populous), so it is not appropriate to use Portuguese to refer to the language. Idem
Please, just don't.
Related: #210
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