Re: Re: Intlwiki-l Alsatian (re-sent without tags)
Stevertigo <utilitymuffinresearch2-/[email protected]>
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Jimmy Wales wrote: "It should be created as soon as possible. I haven't followed the conversation, but when we say "every language" we mean it." What about artificial languages? What about a true "interlingua" wiki (not the current purely Latin-one) where wikipedians can attempt to evolve the language they use? Should there be a wiki for Biblespeak, and legalese? Ebonics and Klingon? Esperanto (whoops got that one)--Lojban, and Vorlon? A Wikipedia written in the language of Love itself-- with an offshoot into Wikilove if its popular enough? How about a sign-language wikipeida, or an wiki with nothing but audio articles-- edit wars will take on a whole new meaning then... By "every language" you really mean "every *written language, correct? Arent there languages which are written and not spoken? What is policy on this? ~S~ --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search