[Tlhingan-hol] 2 letter language code for Klingon?

[Qov]

I use Klingon as my default browser language and I think this is the 
source of a problem I have with some Google sites. Whenever Blogger 
changes its policies or has some additional information to give me, 
they insert additional screens for me to click through, in between 
the login screen and the actual blog. For me, these screens are in 
Tagalog, which has the language code tl. What I assume is happening 
is poor coding where my request for "tlh" is matching "tl". What 
should happen of course is that when tlh is unavailable it should go 
further down my list and serve me en-ca--a language that it can 
truncate to the first two characters if my specific request is 
unavailable.  This happens to me on Google Maps, too.

Anyone else have this problem or know who at Google or Firefox 
(Chrome won't accept Klingon as a langauge preference) can address it?

- Qov

At 00:34 04/10/2011, you wrote:
>I'm very thankful that Klingon has managed to gain an official HTML
>language code of tlh, but is there anyway we can get a 2 letter code
>as well?
>
>I'm often dealing with people who only use 2 letter codes.
>It'd also be nice if I had a region code...
>I'd accept a null region code if one existed.
>
>
>Anyone have any thoughts on this?
>
>~naHQun
>
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