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Subject: [Bug localedata/14943] Artificial languages
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http://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D14943

--- Comment #13 from Neil Roberts <bpeeluk at yahoo dot co.uk> 2013-03-08 1=
2:24:19 UTC ---
So what's the next steps to get this patch landed? Does someone specific ne=
ed
to review it?

I think the comments by Keld cover the concerns with the radix point. There=
 are
also some clarification in a widely respected book about Esperanto grammar
here:

http://bertilow.com/pmeg/gramatiko/nombroj/matematiko.html

Roughly translated, it says =E2=80=9CDon't use a period instead of a comma =
for
decimals. The period is used as a decimal sign only in a few countries.
Esperanto, like most countries and languages, uses a decimal comma=E2=80=9D=
. It also
shows some examples of using the comma in mathematical writing.

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