https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1133188
--- Comment #15 from Amit Shah amit.shah@redhat.com --- A safe default is a usability issue, rather than anything else.
If I travel to the Czech republic, and suddenly if the default language selection is Czech, I'll be annoyed at an extra step to go before I proceed with the install.
Similarly, a person traveling from Chennai to Pune for a FAD event (say) gets Marathi as default, he'll be annoyed as well.
A safe default just ensures good UI and usability, rather than promoting any regional or language-based preferences (and least of all, shoving them down users' throats).
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