> Most languages have their own sort rules, and some languages have multiple sorts depending on the specific usage! That is true. However, it's also obviously

> Most languages have their own sort rules, and some languages have multiple sorts depending on the specific usage! That is true. However, it's also obviously true that a sort order that tries to take all of these into account, instead of using the rules of the current user's language, is obviously useless, so I don't understand why you think it's a meaningful objection. Users are surprised and annoyed by an inability to sort names.