> Most users don't care about any of that This is 100% incorrect. Users do care about software being built for them, in a language they can understand and use,

> Most users don't care about any of that This is 100% incorrect. Users do care about software being built for them, in a language they can understand and use, and they very much want it to be usable and accessible to them. You'll have to provide me with some citation showing otherwise for me to take that argument seriously. > I would argue that i18n and l10n belong outside your language's framework (and obviously outside CSS). Obviously Frameworks and CSS disagree with this assertion. Considering you've presented no argument though, I don't see why you would think that, for example, it wouldn't be important to style your site differently for different languages. Are Americans routinely reading rtl? Edit: It just occurred to me you think this way because most everything you create is specifically created for you and those like you. You care, you just don't realize you care until it's taken away.