Re: Zera and other conlangs

And Rosta wrote:

> > I am not
> > aware of other modern world concultures that could co-exist
> > with mine.
>
> Livagia/Scungria -- small & insignificant islands on the opposite side
> of the globe from you. Also the Anta, a clandestine subculture in
> Britain. No doubt there are others, but it's hard to keep track of
> all the lgs & cultures. [Claudio Gnoli, who is also a librarian, used to
> maintain a list, in the days when he had the time. Maybe we should have
> such a list, collectively maintained, and ask that list members add
> to it. Is it technologically feasible to have a web-accessible list that
> all list members can contribute to, without any single list member having
> to find the time to update it manually?]
The Teonaht, living at various and interrupted times with us in our
universe
on a vast island in the middle of the Black Sea.

Sally
>
> --And.
>
> >
> > >
> > > We discussed something like this several months ago when Kenji
> > > was still active in the list. From what I remember, Kenji and
> > > Hawksinger agreed that both of their concultures coexist on the
> > > same island. Boreanesia is close enough to Pan to be influenced
> > > in the modern age by the Nowans political system of the
> > > Cooperative state. Geoculturally, the Boreanesians are close
> > > to Barry's Salaangal.
> > >
> > > -kristian- 8)
> >
> > --
> > Brad Coon
> > bcoon@imt.net
> > PLEASE NOTE,NEW EMAIL ADDRESS
> >
> > If its tourist season, why can't we shoot them?
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