If you are putting a link to a mozillians.org profile in a wiki page, web page or other location, remove the language tag.
If you write https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/myk/, everyone gets the en-US-localized version of Mozillians, whatever language they speak. If you put https://mozillians.org/u/myk/, then people will get the version in the language their browser says they speak. Much better.
THBAPSA.
Can’t they use content-language negotiation to remove it from the URL entirely? Seems to work for e.g. the Apache docs.
Yeah, the problem is that the site redirects the user to these URLs in the first place. Somebody should fix that.
Yup, its annoying. Filed https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=934987 about that.
If you’re linking to a Mozillian profile on MozillaWiki, use the {{Mozillian}} template. It automatically handles this issue:
{{Mozillian|myk}}
{{Mozillian|myk|Myk Melez}}
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Template:Mozillian
“Omit Language Identifier”
This holds true for all or at least most Mozilla sites.
Oddly enough, I just stripped the locale from an add-on’s listing (to post somewhere) a few seconds before reading this post.