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Major power outage
At about 12:50 CET/10:50 UTC today, half the city went off the power grid. Unfortunately, the CALS-server (and your humble admin) was in the wrong half. Power was back again at around 13:50 CET/11:50 UTC and so far there seems to be no damage to any equipment. If you attempted to make any changes just before this happened they were not saved, as there were large power spikes just before lights out.
Pinned: 2010-08-06 14:32
Now
The switch has been flipped, and in about four hours everyone should be moved over to the new server.
Pinned: 2010-07-29 23:10
2010-09-03 08:47 New translation of "Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights" into Mikiana by Rebecca Bettencourt
Hömanashangem avra süna il shama ardhapresha il ryttem na kessöbenen. The cassitna il ryttitna maginnenen, il the minatra fe yen prerrha korrenska fi na deden hetnen.
Hömanashangem avra süna il shama ardhapresha il ryttem na kessöbenen. Human-beings all free and equal dignity and rights in are-born. The cassitna il ryttitna maginnenen, il the minatra fe yen prerrha korrenska fi na deden hetnen. They logic and morality are-given, and they one-other at a spirit brotherness of in need act.
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
2010-09-03 03:22 New language: Torimish
aarginost added Torimish to CALS.
(And that's how you greet someone in Torimish.)
What defines your conlang?
By adding your language here, and answering the questions by choosing a single value for each relevant WALS-feature (e.g. it's not a goal to answer every single one of them!), you might discover new things in your conlang, or grammar gaps that need to be filled somehow. By reading the descriptions of each feature at WALS, you also get a crash course in linguistic typology and universals – but be warned, some of those papers are overly scholarly...
CALS challenges
- Pick some features and values at random, then try to make a language out of that.
- What would the most average conlang look like? Should it be updated to stay the most average?
- Contrary, would a conlang with many rare and unusual features be usable at all?
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