Re: "Kitchen sink conlang" and other such terms
From: | David J. Peterson <dedalvs@...> |
Date: | Friday, August 8, 2008, 20:06 |
Jeff:
<<
The term "kitchen sink conlang" (or KSC, not to be confused with KFC)
seems
to be used mainly on ZBB; it could have originated there. If so, the
earliest
references are probably long gone. On the other hand, there are a lot
of pages
that aren't googlable.
>>
I don't think so. I knew the term before the ZBB existed, and
I'm sure I heard it here. Check out these messages from 2000:
Jim Grossman:
Item #27951 (27 Jun 2000 12:34) - help with starting out
help you focus your efforts, and limit the temptation to throw
absolutely
everything including the kitchen sink into your grammar.
Danny Wier:
Item #28213 (4 Jul 2000 16:51) - Re: Case Name
"objective" (which better describes English pronouns). Or as I call it
"nominative" and "the kitchen sink".
-David
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