I agree, but there are some cases where the localized name is not respected, where name:es are overriden with name:gl, “Lage” is one example. name:es should be “Lage” but when a collaborator fixes it, another one reverts to “Laxe”, and this is incorrect, is equivalent to put name:es=“London”, or name:es=“New York”, instead of the spanish names name:es=“Londres” y name:es=“Nueva York”. So if a consumer want to choose spanish labels, using name:es, it cant, because spanish names are almost sistematically suppressed in some locations.