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  This is a good point
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  The Académie Française is a shitty institution that, amongst other things, objected to acknowledging the regional languages that already existed in France. The French shouldn't even have it, so the idea definitely shouldn't spread.
  Plus, like. Which country gets to decide how all the other anglophone countries gets to talk? Because whatever answer you pick will piss off everyone else. >
  
  They also tried to ban the word eSport. >
  
  They dislike loanwords, yeah.
  Fundamentally, this idea of a top-down language is just completely contrary to how languages actually work. >
  
  Except Korean, which was invented by a single person >
  
  Korean writing system was invented by a single person, not the Korean language. >
  
  Many poets prefer the English language because of its uniqueness in this regard. It can make things sound and look different than they should.