> ICU Collation Support This tiny little mention is a massive win! We now have access to the "und-x-icu" collation. As the postgres docs[1] put it: "ICU root c

> ICU Collation Support This tiny little mention is a massive win! We now have access to the "und-x-icu" collation. As the postgres docs[1] put it: "ICU root collation. Use this to get a reasonable language-agnostic sort order." I've been waiting on this forever. Columns containing strings from any/all languages can now be sorted well enough to use postgres in truly multi-language applications. If your application has users writing in English, German, Russian, Japanese, et al, using the "und-x-icu" collation should make your application much more user-friendly (as opposed to using the en_US or C locale). The ICU root collation is far from a perfect system, but it's the best option available today. I've been tied to MySQL purely for its similarly-purposed utf8mb4_unicode_ci collation. Now I can give postgres another very serious look. [1] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/static/collation.html https://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/static/collation.html