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-- deletions: -- except for the "Artificial" entry, all of those disabled are for ancient languages. i expect that users are highly unlikely to encounter subtitles with any of these languages, and thus it is best to disable them. they have been disabled rather than deleted to try to minimise difficulties for future bulk updates from the glibc set. -- simplifications: -- - the "Interlingua" entry was considered excessively large in review. - the Greek and Occitan/Provençal entries do not really need to mention the dates, since we've disabled the entries for ancient forms of those languages and thus the clear distinction is unnecessary. - the Low German/Saxon entry did not really need the "German/Saxon, Low" form included. - the Church Slavic entry, according to wikipedia ([1], [2]), seems to cover both the ancient ("old") form (9th-11th century) and newer (non-"old") forms. we have no interest in the ancient form, and we would disable that if it had its own entry. my understanding (please forgive my ignorance) from [1] is that the non-"old" form is still in use and so still relevant. certainly the entry already existed in vlc. it's excessively long and a request to shorten it was made in review, so here i've just simplified the label by removing the unnecessary references to the "old" forms. fwiw, in the Greek, Occitan/Provençal and Interlingua cases we happen to restore the labels back to what they were before we did the update. the Church Slavic entry is slightly different. the "simplified label" comments have been left for the benefit of anyone performing a further bulk update in the future, to note the deliberate deviations from the glibc entry text. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_Slavonic [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Church_Slavonicfcf06eed
