Spanish translation

[alx741]

So I started the Spanish translation here, but wanted to be sure I'm doing it correctly before proceeding with the rest of it.

I noticed the convention is lang-2-letter-country-code, but there is also french named just fr and the Spanish translation also fits best just as es (is that ok?)

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[brson]

Thanks @alx741 ! It looks good to me.

Why is plain 'es' appropriate? I don't recall why 'fr' is used instead of something more specific. Maybe because there's overwhelmingly one type of French? @steveklabnik probably remembers.

[alx741]

I now nothing about the best practices about this i18n naming, but I thought es fits better because I'm using Spanish that complies with Real Academia Española and no linguistic regionalisms whatsoever, so making es-EC (for Ecuador) would imply the possibility of adding es-AR, es-ES, es-CO, es-MX, and a dozen more with no differences between each other.

[brson]

Thanks @alx741 !