- Does every release artifact keep Faroe Islands territory identity separate from Denmark?
- Use Faroe Islands in customer-facing labels, FRO in the catalogue record and FO where the network interface requires alpha-2. Keep the lowercase fo language tag in a separate field. The government describes the territory as a separate jurisdiction within the Kingdom, while IANA records .fo independently.
- Does the service pass deterministic Faroese locale checks before a route is introduced?
- Set lang="fo" and a fixed DKK value explicitly. Check á, ð, í, ó, ú, ý, æ and ø in text, search, sorting, font fallback and screenshots. The Home Rule Act recognizes Faroese as the principal language; Unicode CLDR supplies the implementation repertoire and FO currency fixture.
- Can network origin answer a remaining .fo edge-routing question?
- Inspect the owned service and CDN rules first. If neither uses observed network country, a proxy adds no release evidence. If one does, write the expected route, status, Content-Language, Vary and cache behavior before ordering, then keep the same .fo hostname in the direct and routed paths.
- Is a Faroe Islands product currently supported at defensible precision?
- Require a fresh compatibility response for the exact product. The checked-in provider country maps contain no FO record, while dormant region, city and ASN mappings cannot establish an active country route. Publish no narrower selector and choose no order when coverage is complete but empty.
- Will the comparison expose an FO-versus-DK classification error instead of hiding it?
- Keep URL, fo locale, DKK fixture, account, cookies, device, resolver and time zone fixed. Save the observed country code, product, UTC time, status, redirect chain, Content-Language, Vary and cache headers, and response checksum for direct, FO and any separately authorized DK control.
