NGL:writekit

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>Jerry!  Excelent work on developing an easy to use kit for writing in NGL.
>If you don't mind, I'll make it publicly available at my NGL website.
>It's generally poor on Nilenga resources, and this will help add some
>balance.
Thanks Jack, but could you hold off a few days until I get some of the
rough edges off it. I put it together last night late and I left some
things out. I had been using a smaller version.  Also if you have any
additions to the cheet-sheet and pronoun set you would like to add,
let me know.

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>I use a different system (A CSV database of the Ogden words, plus open
>files for varrious proposals as I write with micro-emacs) but I am
>definitely glad when other people share their meathods.
Well I appreciate that you're trying to get as much mileage out of the
Ogdens and their derivatives as possible, and that provides a check
against an unstructured and chaotic vocabulary development. My only
objection to this route is the word length that sometimes happens.

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>My website, with many resources on NGL including Stephen's database for
>Shoebox, my own database, some lessons, a corpus, etc. is at:
>http://personalweb.sierra.net/~spynx/tokcir.html
I have a space holder for your website in the writekit and I will put
the URL in. It seems that you and I and Stephen and Carlos are the ones
who are currently making the revolution, and I do pray we wind up long
term friends. And that the burden of building NGL will be shared with
many others, including some of the lost contributors from the early
days.

Jerry

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>Sincerely,
>       Jack Durst
>Spynx@sierra.net
>[this posting written in Net English]
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