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Posted by Luca Mangiat
(212.171.82.169) on July 08, 2000 at 10:46:58:<p>
In Reply to: <a href="23.html">Re: Working together for a better Almea (sniff!)</a> posted by Mark Rosenfelder on June 28, 2000 at 14:29:42:<p>
Emai!<p>It's quite a lot I don't take a look at what's going on here around!<p>: There's some stuff that's not really ready to publish (such as a treatment of the Xurnese religions). But some things are pretty much done and are just waiting for web-ization:<p>: * grammars for Cu�zi, Cadhinor, Xurnese, and Axunashin<br>: * the Historical Atlas<br>: * the Practical Course<br>: * a number of maps<p>I'd be very happy to HTMLize one of the grammars, even because I am a really curious conlanger, but methinks I don't have enough time!<p>: I'm writing a new grammar of Cadhinor, however-- one that purports to be a translation of a Verdurian grammar. This should be a lot of fun, as I get to shed the persona of the impartial linguistic observer, and instead write like a chauvinistic Verdurian who idolizes the ancient empire.<p>Wow, this looks a great project!<p>: You can e-mail me if you feel like tackling one of these projects.<p>I'd be really interested to read those files, even if I can't do the HTMLizing work for you (sorry :-). Why don't you start to put up the Xurnese and Axunashin grammars, the Historical Atlas and those maps as you've done for Cadhinor and Cuêzi grammars and the course, that is, in an ftp format?<p>Luca<p>
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: Emai!
: It's quite a lot I don't take a look at what's going on here around!
: : There's some stuff that's not really ready to publish (such as a treatment of the Xurnese religions). But some things are pretty much done and are just waiting for web-ization:
: : * grammars for Cu�zi, Cadhinor, Xurnese, and Axunashin
: : * the Historical Atlas
: : * the Practical Course
: : * a number of maps
: I'd be very happy to HTMLize one of the grammars, even because I am a really curious conlanger, but methinks I don't have enough time!
: : I'm writing a new grammar of Cadhinor, however-- one that purports to be a translation of a Verdurian grammar. This should be a lot of fun, as I get to shed the persona of the impartial linguistic observer, and instead write like a chauvinistic Verdurian who idolizes the ancient empire.
: Wow, this looks a great project!
: : You can e-mail me if you feel like tackling one of these projects.
: I'd be really interested to read those files, even if I can't do the HTMLizing work for you (sorry :-). Why don't you start to put up the Xurnese and Axunashin grammars, the Historical Atlas and those maps as you've done for Cadhinor and Cuêzi grammars and the course, that is, in an ftp format?
: Luca
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