Talk:ACADECA/International versions/@comment-31448528-20170304230527/@comment-5288784-20170305093147

For a new language group to be used for international versions pages, there should be enough versions in that group that translate their songs (dubbing or voice-over is okay) that are consistently uploaded to the internet and that are not too far behind with episodes (so that we won't be surprised with sudden cancellation). Linguists almost universally accepting the existence of such group is a very nice bonus. Five or so such versions would probably be needed.

The initial reason why we even have language groups (and I know it, because it was my idea) is to make adding new languages easier. Every time a new one is added to a table, all newrow markers after it have to be moved. It's easier to do, when you have, let's say, 8 videos to adjust instead of 20. I've concluded, that all the dubbings can be categorized into 4 such major, easy to remember groups. Too many categories would create new problems.

PS: On this particular page, grouping Finnish, Hungarian, and Turkish into one new group would leave Arabic alone. You have to also consider how weird it would look.