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| See [https://github.com/openfoodfacts/openfoodfacts-server/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+ingredients+label%3Abrands issues related to <code>brands</code>]. | | See [https://github.com/openfoodfacts/openfoodfacts-server/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+ingredients+label%3Abrands issues related to <code>brands</code>]. |
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| === Suggested solution for the taxonomy === | | === Suggested solution for the taxonomy === |
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| ==== Short-term solution ==== | | ==== Short-term solution ==== |
| + | Make brands language-less |
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| + | Iif a brand has a translated name, in some countries then we consider it to be a different brand (in a lot of cases the products sold under those translated names will be different). |
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| + | For products that display the brand in only one language, we just record that brand, and we display it as-is. |
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| + | ==== Mid-term solution (to be defined/work in progress) ==== |
| The taxonomy for brands should have following features: | | The taxonomy for brands should have following features: |
| * a single brand is defined by a block of text and are separated by white lines; | | * a single brand is defined by a block of text and are separated by white lines; |
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| In this example, we put de_de as first language because Lidl is a German company. Nevertheless, it should work the same starting with different language, at the condition that children refers to the parent accordingly. | | In this example, we put de_de as first language because Lidl is a German company. Nevertheless, it should work the same starting with different language, at the condition that children refers to the parent accordingly. |
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− | ==== Mid-long-term solution (to be defined/work in progress) ==== | + | ==== Long-long-term solution (to be defined/work in progress) ==== |
| Same as before, adding: | | Same as before, adding: |
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