Label Standardization

[mgberg]

I've been looking at labels of units today and I have a couple questions.

First, I've noticed that there are several different patterns for the way the (English) labels are constructed. Here are some examples:

• Kilopascal Per Kelvin (prefixed unit pascal is lowercase, per is capitalized)
• DecaCoulomb (prefixed unit Coulomb is title case)
• Meter per Kelvin (per is lowercase)
• cubic centimeter (entirely lowercase)

I wouldn't be surprised if our internal users think it would be cleaner if they were constructed consistently Is there a desire in the QUDT community to standardize them such that users will have a consistent experience if they see them? And if so, is there one rule of thumb for how they should be formatted?

Second, all units have a label in en, but for some units where there is a difference between British and US English spelling, the British version has a language tag of en and the US version has a language tag of en-us. I'm curious if that is the "official QUDT" way to standardize how these language tags are used or if that's just how it currently is.