People and nationality...
Apologies for going off on a slight tangent, but I just had to click on the "The Video Game Music Preservation Foundation" link. My (yet-to-be-examined) PhD covered some digital archaeology, and this is related. I noticed that the computer musician's nationality was given as English, complete with an English flag. Turns out there's a People By Nationality page; it's an interesting page full of demonyms, e.g. British, French, etc., followed by 'people' for each entry; the latter could be removed without consequence, but it's so fun to look at, probably best left as is. So the plot thickens: amongst all these 'people', there is even a 'Soviet people' entry; my former students would have no idea what that is, but the commentariat of The Register are bound to know this (due to age), so it needs no further explanation. Another curiosity is the sole Transnistrian; I only know of this as Transnistria is not recognised by any country in the world and is a place where you can find glorious Soviet artwork displayed on public buildings all over the country, a bit like a European North Korea in that aspect, maybe others too, but I'm not that curious to read it up. It's a breakaway part of Moldova, that I can tell from memory.
Oh, the plot? There are 'English people' and 'British people', the lists appear to be mutually exclusive; a quick look at the 'A's shows this to be the case; quick to check as there are only about 6 British people and about a dozen English people. No Welsh or Northern Irish, but about a dozen Scottish; they're not in the British list either; I know, last referendum, 45% didn't want to be so either.
https://www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Category:People_By_Nationality
