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Yes. I think manufacturers are inconsistent with labelleling L1 and L2 on intermediates. Traditionally I recall it being L1 for both 'brown' terminals and L2 for both 'grey', but have seen drawings as per yours with L1 for both terminals facing one 2-way and L2 for both facing the other. Perhaps someone could confirm? I don't usually install light switches so it's ages sinnce I looked at one.
You're right, they do vary from manufacturer
 
You're right, they do vary from manufacturer
They certainly do. More or less any combination you like ?
The common theme seems to be a terminal at the top gets connected to one or other at the bottom ?
(as you might imagine from the construction of the thing). Amongst others Schneider go for L1, L2, L3, L4
 

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