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Our very first spammer!
Wow, we've been hit by our very first spammer... Spamming isn't nice, so as per the terms of service, babygirl400 and all his/her/its works is hereby, *poof*, gone.
Sadly, as there is no team of rabid attack ferrets ready to delete spammers as they materialize, just my busy self, this means that it is now necessary to restrict new accounts a bit. I'm no fan of send-email-to-activate-account, so other things will be tried first. Unfortunately, it is no longer possible to get a hold of Bionade where I am (to get the creativity flowing) so I'll have to fall back on lesser muses. Stay tuned!
Pinned: 2010-02-28 18:00
Averageness has been recalculated
Language averageness was recalculated today as there had been "leakage" between natlangs and conlangs. This is mostly visible in the natlangs where Quecha is again the most common and bland of all ;)
Pinned: 2010-02-22 15:20
2010-03-16 19:57 Changed language: Wat'étereiti
2010-03-16 18:10 New translation of "Genesis 11:5" into Wat'étereiti by ttaga
Lo fóli kiré te Wáhá ni kib'e te takabúra le te ríta, me katá í ná te ini u me taga.
5. And the LORD came down to see the city and the tower, which the children of men builded.
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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