Do not offer a language as a niche - #183
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Topics come from publishers' own category tags, and a great many feeds tag themselves with their language. Ordered by feed count those float to the top, so the first thing a publisher saw on the sign-up form was a row of checkboxes reading de, en, la. Excluded by name rather than by length, because two-letter subjects that are real have to survive, 'ai' most of all. A wider slice is taken and trimmed back to forty so the list stays full after the codes are dropped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0144uEVbZK3jdaQkwcLYTXPE
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Follow-up to #182, caught on the live page.
The sign-up form's first row of checkboxes read de, en, la. Topics come from publishers' own
<category>tags and a great many feeds tag themselves with their language, so ordered by feed count those float straight to the top.Excluded by name (the ISO 639-1 list) rather than by length, because two-letter subjects that are real have to survive,
aimost of all. A wider slice is taken and trimmed back to forty so the list stays full once the codes are dropped.Still ordered by the directory's own usage, so it needs no subject stoplist and improves on its own as feeds are added, in the same spirit as
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