Re: Rubaga Orthog. Part 1

Jeff:

I read the post of Rubaga Orthography, and I will say--it's impressively
complicated. I don't have the time (or attention span, for the moment) to
completely understand it, but it was certainly complicated and not
entirely unlikely.  But very baroque.  I personally don't care for the
unattatched  hard, soft, and firm marks, but that's just an aesthetic
judgement.

To make it clearer and a little less intimidating, I suggest that you give
more examples, with a "walk-through" or two, describing exactly what each
letter does.  (Tedious, of course, but a big help.)

Jesse S. Bangs jaspax@u.washington.edu
http://students.washington.edu/jaspax/

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