A thing I think of basically every time I write something: we so, so, *so* underuse the capability that things written on the Internet are intrinsically executable.
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"Your localization toolchain and processes should handle this." a) They don't. Basically no organization would actually catch that specific example unless the writer flagged it to localization team directly. b) *So much easier* to write one line of code.
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This reminds me of how chase localized background image of login page to your city and time of day
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Which like knolling at hotels I know is contrived but also gives me much more confidence in them
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Well, your sensible readers would be right, wouldn't day? This software magic would just be tricking them into thinking you thought more about the UK than you did.
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Reminds me of this nifty tool written by
@worrydream in his 2015 blog post on climate change. Link (with anchor) and screenshot: http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/#media-debate …pic.twitter.com/5A34lw6bcX
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I've wanted to do thid but got stuck on per-country SEO. Can you get Google to index the different versions (en_GB, en_US, en_CA) and not get penalised?
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