What should be the decimal separator, the first day of the week, the currency etc. (let alone a few less important ones e.g. phone prefix, postal format)?
To second Andreas's point, what are the desired use cases to which setting separate LC_whatever variables isn't sufficient currently? Would an en_EU then be definitely sufficient for all these kinds of requests? Wouldn't something else, e.g. improving the way users could generate their own locales (tools, docs) a better solution?
If en_EU is added then shouldn't there be a fr_EU, de_EU etc., for ... for which languages exactly?
Some aspects sound quite problematic to me.
What should be the decimal separator, the first day of the week, the currency etc. (let alone a few less important ones e.g. phone prefix, postal format)?
To second Andreas's point, what are the desired use cases to which setting separate LC_whatever variables isn't sufficient currently? Would an en_EU then be definitely sufficient for all these kinds of requests? Wouldn't something else, e.g. improving the way users could generate their own locales (tools, docs) a better solution?
If en_EU is added then shouldn't there be a fr_EU, de_EU etc., for ... for which languages exactly?