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14:04:25 <Wilco> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1onytB133NRc1EXEOVPizcOqeTi70r2JUcba-LgUyKEY/edit
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14:04:43 <Wilco> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sugAtqie_x1XqHDZo1Im7ftDNllWeRV_ty4PULeoTV0/edit#heading=h.q6kvhdps0qv4
14:05:41 <Wilco> scribe: Wilco
14:06:07 <Wilco> Francis: so we come up with examples / edge cases first
14:08:06 <Wilco> Jeanne: We had some good examples from ACT rules. Invalid subtags, foreign words that are part of vernacular
14:09:05 <Wilco> Wilco: Is stroopwafel in the dictionary?
14:09:24 <Wilco> Francis: It is not
14:10:49 <Wilco> Jeanne: What was the way internationalisation called human language?
14:10:57 <Wilco> Wilco: natural language, I believe
14:11:28 <Wilco> Francies: What about pronunciation, like "resume"
14:11:47 <Wilco> Wilco: I think that is in the same sphere of issues
14:13:29 <Wilco> Wilco: Germanic languages, pausing on English words if those are marked up, they can make it harder to understand
14:13:56 <Wilco> Jeanne: I don't think we'd want to ban it, as technologies improve
14:16:44 <Wilco> Wilco: For languages that are close to pronunciation, switching voice can hurt comprehension more than not using a language switch