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cs1 langauge parameter

Editor ZH8000 reverted my edit with the edit summary correct. The |language= parameter in cs1 templates accepts language names and ISO 639 codes that are recognized by MediaWiki. 'Walser German' is not recognized by as a language name by MediaWiki. This simple parser function test shows what MediaWiki considers to be the correct language name for the ISO 639-3 code wae (taken from the Walser German article):

{{#language:wae|en}} → Walser

This result comports well with the ISO 639 custodian's definition of the ISO 639-3 code wae.

The cs1 templates will accept either wae or Walser in |language=:

{{cite book |title=Title |language=wae}} → Title (in Walser).

{{cite book |title=Title |language=walser}} → Title (in Walser).

When the value assigned to |language= is not a MediaWiki accepted code or language name, the template adds the article to Category:CS1 maint: Unrecognized language where I found and corrected it.

Accordingly, I have reverted Editor ZH8000's edit.

—Trappist the monk (talk) 18:41, 1 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]