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(1) You're proposing displaying a Union Jack to users in the Republic of Ireland (2) You have a dependency on the number of states in the US. British people to
by david_allison 5y ago
(1) You're proposing displaying a Union Jack to users in the Republic of Ireland
(2) You have a dependency on the number of states in the US. British people tolerate seeing the US flag, but it implies en-US, rather than en-GB
It's much more simple to avoid these issues by using a generic "A/文" symbol
- brigandish 5y ago> (1) You're proposing displaying a Union Jack to users in the Republic of Ireland Yes. They're on a website, not watching an orange march go through their town. > (2) You have a dependency on the number of states in the US. Eh? > British people tolerate seeing the US flag, but it implies en-US, rather than en-GB Who cares? It's a website.