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|DCdefinition = A language of the resource. | |DCdefinition = A language of the resource. | ||
|DCdescription = Recommended best practice is to use a controlled vocabulary such as | |DCdescription = Recommended best practice is to use a controlled vocabulary such as {{external|http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4646.txt|RFC 4646}}. | ||
|railSemantics = This may be used for identifying the default language and/or script of all {{Attr|name}} and {{Attr|description}} attributes in the children elements of {{{contextLink|FIXME}}}. | |railSemantics = This may be used for identifying the default language and/or script of all {{Attr|name}} and {{Attr|description}} attributes in the children elements of {{{contextLink|FIXME}}}. | ||
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|lang_de = {{{lang_de|}}} | |lang_de = {{{lang_de|}}} | ||
|constraints = The controlled vocabulary for the element {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} is the same as for the {{Attr|xml:lang}} attributes: | |constraints = The controlled vocabulary for the element {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} is the same as for the {{Attr|xml:lang}} attributes: {{external|http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47|IETF BCP 47}}. Just in case a language is being scripted in different ways, or to address a certain script, add the script identifier (see {{external|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_15924|ISO 15924}} for the four-letter alphanumeric code) {{{constraints|}}} | ||
|constraints_de = {{{constraints_de|}}} | |constraints_de = {{{constraints_de|}}} | ||
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