ISO 639-3 language codes being updated

[James Crippen]

http://linguistlist.org/issues/21/21-428.html :
> In the 2009 series of change requests, 89 requests have been considered,
> recommending 137 explicit changes in the code set. Eleven of the requests
> are still pending. Of the 78 requests that have been decided, eight have
> been rejected, five have been partially adopted, and 65 have been fully
> approved, entailing 83 explicit changes made in the code set. New
> tab-delimited files are available on the Download page, here:
> http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/download.asp

Also,
> Please also note that change requests for 2010 are now being accepted. For
> more information, please visit:
> http://www.sil.org/ISO639-3/

For those of you who don't know, ISO 639-3 is the international
standard for three letter codes representing the world's known
languages. After the standard having suffering from inertia for
several years, SIL has taken over maintenance and updating and has
been quite responsive to requests for additions, changes, and
removals. If you know of a language that needs its code or name
adjusted, now's a good time to get in touch with them.

Cheers,
James