Subject: [Ltru] Code element: "pgl" for "Primitive Old Irish"

From: Marion Gunn <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2011 12:28:29 +0000

To: ISO 639-3 Registration Authority
(cc: [email-masked];
[email-masked];
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[email-masked]).

(With apologies for cross-posting to several e-lists of experts, but 
this matter is of some importance to Irish users.)

Re: ISO 639-3 code element request formally submitted in January of last 
year, that is, a year ago this month.

Title: Request for New Language Code Element in ISO 639-3, namely, code 
element: "pgl for Primitive Old Irish"
Date of submission: 2010-1-21
Tentatively approved and currently used for purpose stated.

Names and e-mail addresses of official requesters:
David Stifter ([email-masked])
Dennis King ([email-masked])
Caoimhín Ó Donnaíle ([email-masked])
Elizabeth J. Pyatt ([email-masked])
John Cowan  ([email-masked])

Question is, can formal _publication_ of code elements (updated list of 
all 2010 assignments in ISO 639-3) be expected any time soon?

Note that the relevant SIL site—as Registration Authority appointed by 
ISO to do this ISO 639-3 work—has not been updated accordingly for a 
long time (and still displays the same apology for delays it put up in 
the middle of 2010).

Le dea-mhéin,
mg
2011-01-07