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Somewhat OT, but is the repeated use of "internalization" in the article instead of "internationalization" a common shortening of the term? I've seen i18n befor
by delgaudm 6y ago
Somewhat OT, but is the repeated use of "internalization" in the article instead of "internationalization" a common shortening of the term? I've seen i18n before, but it isn't really in my wheelhouse to know.
- timw4mail 6y agoMore likely just a typo due to a similar looking shorter word.
- marcosdumay 6y agoLooks like an autocorrector failure. Internalization is an existing word with a completely different meaning and similar grammatical function... The kind of replacement autocorrectors do.
- ognarb 6y agoIt's not a common shortening. I'm not a native English speaker and I made an error. I corrected it, thank you.
- delgaudm 6y agoAh, thank you. I've been learning about internationalization recently and wanted to make sure I understood the lingo. Much appreciated.