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It's a little bit embarrassing that they cannot handle umlauts (dropping them completely), considering that the most well-known beers come from Germany, which i
by dark-star 5y ago
It's a little bit embarrassing that they cannot handle umlauts (dropping them completely), considering that the most well-known beers come from Germany, which is known for having lots of umlauts in their names and stuff...
- c0balt 5y agoBesides Umlaute they also either have no entries with other unicode symbols, for languages other than english, which will inevitably exclude a huge number of breweries and beers.
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- Fnoord 5y agoUmlaut vanishing is easy to work around with, akin to how foreigners use them. Replace umlaut with letter + e. Example: schoen.
- loeg 5y ago> the most well-known beers come from Germany In the part of the US I live in, the most well-known beers definitely don't come from Germany. Maybe in other parts of the world?
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