Re: webifying Tokana (was Re: LUNATIC again)

Matt Pearson wrote:
>
> >I've noticed that intellectual achievement and cameraderie are all
> >satisfying outcomes of conlanging, especially now that it has gone
> >electronic, especially for some of those conlangs like Brithenig that have
> >acquired a small fan following.  Or Tokana for that matter.  Matt has
> >exchanged his paper grammar with over twenty people.  Imagine what would
> >happen if he put it on-line.
>
> Alright alright!  I get the hint!  :-)
>
> I suppose that, in spite of my hectic schedule, I could try to get some
> software to convert my Word files into HTML.  Once I've done that, though,
> there's the problem of where to put them.  The Tokana Reference Grammar
> fills around 160 pages of hardcopy text, and is divided into about 75
> sections and subsections, each of which should probably be a webpage of
> its own.  I doubt seriously if the UCLA Humanities Computing Office
> (which maintains my homepage) would allow me to upload that much stuff.
> So what to do?
>
> Matt.
>
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> Matt Pearson
> mpearson@ucla.edu
> UCLA Linguistics Department
> 405 Hilgard Avenue
> Los Angeles, CA 90095-1543
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Geocities, Fortunecity, Tripod, Xoom, Angelfire, TheGlobe, etc,  there
are a whole lot of free web page places out there.  I for one encourage
you to look into them.  BTW, for what its worth, I prefer Geocities
above the rest.  TheGlobe sucks IMHO.
--
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