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Yes, they are asking to withdraw the B codes. And compatibility with ISO 639-3 means honoring their request, because it uses 639-2/T in cases of alternative codes. But of course we can't use that criteria for all cases, or we would be changing 22 codes for the most frequently used languages in bibliographic databases and that would be really disruptive to users of 639-2/B. On Thu, 29 May 2008, Michael Everson wrote: > At 09:04 -0500 2008-05-29, Joan Spanne wrote: > >I support approving their request. > > I am confused. > > They are asking to withdraw the Bibliographic codes, essentially. Or? > -- > Michael Everson * http://www.evertype.com >