Already in 2000, the authors of a study warned that the major threat to linguistic diversity – most notably on the Internet – would come from multilingualism limited to half a dozen main languages supported by machine translation to the detriment of the great majority of smaller languages. The real danger thus would tend to come from a façade of linguistic diversity favouring some dominant languages but excluding all others.
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