The localization one, with all of the languages, is that really a bad thing to do on an error page? Apple does the same thing in some of their UIs. If it's a

The localization one, with all of the languages, is that really a bad thing to do on an error page? Apple does the same thing in some of their UIs. If it's a brand new experience (like a user manual, or first logon), or you're in an error state - might you not know the locale of the user, or have failed to load the correct es-MX.json strings file or whatever it's called?