Yiklamu hits the big time

Obviously it's going to be one of the most obviously artificial languages
ever created that winds up making the rounds as an urban-legendary
natlang:

     http://www.nbrigham.org/Brigham_machinetranslation.html

     http://archives.thedaily.washington.edu/1999/012299/F6.Languagewe.html

     http://www.bilingualsearch.com/

(On this one, scroll down the popup menu where it says Languages. Of
course, they list 'Bahasa' and 'Indonesia' as separate languages. I
especially like 'Paulic', 'Proto', 'Swiss' and 'Universities' as well. I
think a non-sentient silicon-based life form may have been involved
here... Yiklamu is in excellent company here with Esperanto, Interlingua,
Klingon, Loglan, Lojban, Talossan, Tceqli, Volapuk and probably a few I
missed.)

     https://ampersand.yueli.yorku.ca/registration/Registration1.asp

(Scroll down where it says Native Language.)



A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, eh?

-- Mark

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