webifying Tokana (was Re: LUNATIC again)

>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
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UCLA Linguistics Department
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Los Angeles, CA 90095-1543
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