Re: new script based on german stenography

J. 'Mach' Wust scripsit:

> However, this script isn't
> a syllabary. It definitly is an alphabetic script in the broader sense of
> that term, though I can't tell whether it's an alphabet in the narrower
> sense, an abugida, or an abjad.
It doesn't really fit into any of these classifications; as Daniels has
said many times, the products of what he calls "sophisticated
grammatogeny" don't necessarily fit his schema very well or even at all.
This includes both Canadian Syllabics and Hangeul.

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