When languages are shown by world region, Dutch (or Nederlands) is placed in America, whereas Dutch is manly spoken in Europe.
Nederlands should be shown in Europe or World region.
Upstream report: https://github.com/wikimedia/jquery.uls/issues/204
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When languages are shown by world region, Dutch (or Nederlands) is placed in America, whereas Dutch is manly spoken in Europe.
Nederlands should be shown in Europe or World region.
Upstream report: https://github.com/wikimedia/jquery.uls/issues/204
Thanks for reporting this.
On mediawiki.org I get both America and Europe (alphabetically) listed:
...which I'd call expected and correct behavior.
Do you get different results? If so, what are exact steps to reproduce?
Could you elaborate what you mean by "geolocation" in the summary? Just under which continent the language is listed, or some feature to identify where your computer is based? (I'm asking just for clarification)
When I use the search engine with "Dutch", I've the same result than you. But when I look at the entire list I see "Nederlands" only in America.
By "geolocation" I just wanted to mean the continent the language is listed,
Does https://github.com/wikimedia/jquery.uls/blob/c2b68e8cbc4605a3bb61200ee17f2de32d1e399f/src/jquery.uls.regionfilter.js#L51 account for the case where a language is in multiple regions? If not, https://github.com/wikimedia/jquery.uls/blob/c2b68e8cbc4605a3bb61200ee17f2de32d1e399f/src/jquery.uls.regionfilter.js#L98 may not be happy.