Re: Too far in to make major changes?

At 00:50 03/19/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>ea-luna is just about 4 years old now. It's a pretty large
>language (particularly by my standards). It continues to grow and
>change, mostly becoming more complex. Is this any time to go
>changing the phonology?
>[snip]
>I just don't know if I want to get into a major revision at this
>stage, especially while it is already undergoing some shifting
>and refining of the grammar.
>
>Any opinions? Should I just start YANC? (Yet Another New Conlang)
This happens to me, too, every so often. I'm perfectly satisfied with what
my language looks and sounds like, but then there's this other feature that
is really cool and wonderful, and well...

So, I add dialects, sister languages, daughter languages, even mother and
aunt and second-cousin twice removed languages. They don't always get
completely fleshed out, but I know they are there, and sometimes it is fun
to have one borrow words from the others.




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Sylvia Sotomayor                                  sylvia1@ix.netcom.com
Kélen can be found at http://users.lmi.net/sylvia/Kelen/kelen.html

"In the beginning was the word. But by the time the second word was added
to it, there was trouble. For with it came syntax..."
John Simon, Paradigms Lost