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All CSL styles with a non-English decault locale have the language in parentheses in the repository. Why would you want to remove it?

Because our other styles do not include Turkish in parentheses.

@ozhansaglik, like @adam3smith says, we always include the language in the title for CSL styles fixed to a non-English language.

In your recent update of the "Bursa Uludağ Üniversitesi - Sağlık Bilimleri Enstitüsü" style (#3767), you added default-locale="tr-TR" to that style, which fixes the style to Turkish. As a result, we added the "(Turkish)" to the style title.

Was the addition of default-locale="tr-TR" an intentional change? When you first contributed the styles for Bursa Uludağ Üniversitesi, you indicated that the styles could also be used in English (#3715 (comment)), in which case we wouldn't want to fix any of the styles to Turkish.

It is my fault sorry for the disturbance. I did not add "default-locale="tr-TR" intentionally, also I did not examine if there is a code like this.

Can you delete it or I have to delete it?

Sorry again.

Best

Özhan

I just reverted the change: 41cb8d2

Should show up in Zotero/Mendeley within a day.