Hi Pablo,
On Thu, Jul 17, 2025 at 06:41:21PM +0200, Pablo Rodriguez via ntg-context wrote:
> Excuse my extremely simplistic approach: following recommendations may
> avoid extra issues with ConTeXt-generated documents.
>
> If for whatever reason any PDF browser (Acrobat included) is
> case-sensitive for country codes in uppercase chars, lowercase chars
> will be problematic.
>
> If any PDF browser (or all of them) is (are) case-insensitive for
> country codes, it won’t hurt to have them in uppercase.
In an ideal world, I would of course agree with you that we should
follow the recommendation of the “source standards” of BCP 47 (ISOs 639,
3166 and 15924, in particular). However, I know from experience that
Hans is more likely to listen to advice that tells him to put everything
in lowercase ;-) so in a sense, it does hurt to put country codes in
uppercase or script codes in title case.
Best,
Arthur
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