1The 1.3 version of CLDR is now at at beta status, and available via 2<http://unicode.org/cldr/version/1.3.html>. 3 4The new features include addition of data for timezones, UN M.49 regions, 5POSIX-format data, LDML metadata, language/script/territory mappings, 6new tests, and various other fixes and additions of data, and many extensions 7to the specification. A new survey tool is being used to vet the additions of data. 8 9We encourage people to look at the data and provide feedback, especially 10on the new POSIX-format data and the changes in the specification. For details 11on accessing CLDR data, see <http://unicode.org/cldr/repository_access.html>. 12 13NOTE: Feedback should *not* be provided via the online Unicode forms; instead, 14use http://unicode.org/cldr/filing_bug_reports.html