> i18n and l10n are something that I have seen a company done right. It is easy developer to assume: > If your IP is coming from country X, you must want the c

> i18n and l10n are something that I have seen a company done right. It is easy developer to assume: > If your IP is coming from country X, you must want the content to be served in language X. I would assume there are multilingual speakers in mostly every single team at YouTube. Or at the very least enough nerds who just like some random content from another country. People who would both want their UI to be in a language A but also to consume content from languages B, C... I do not understand how that assumption holds in any product decision except in one where the YT product teams are entirely and totally separated from the engineering teams.