Dalmatian/Vegliot sound changes (vowels)

Roger Mills a screfas:
> A member of (Spanish) Ideolengua has posted a file on this topic--
http://espanol.groups.yahoo.com/group/ideolengua/files/Vegliot%20Sound%20Cha
nges.doc
> (all one line of course)-- one may have to be a member to view it,
>  but it's
> interesting (though possibly from some other on-line source).
>
> Would you believe a > u ??
Thanks for this, Roger,
I did some research into Vegliot a while back and indeed everything points
towards a shift from Vulgar Latin /a/ to [uo] in Vegliot in stressed
syllables at least. In some environments this [uo] was levelled to [u]. This
seems especially frequent before <n> which word finally was often pronounced
[N].

I subscribed to the "Ideolengua"-list to see the file on the sound change
and, hoping for new information, was quite surprised to see my own file I'd
posted to the romconlang-list about a year or more ago.

It is not up to date and I would revise some things today, but it's my file.
The gentleman who posted it, unfortunately didn't cite my name, but that's
the way of things in the internet day and age.

I've always wanted to do a Vegliot re-conlang, and I've done some work on
it, but my conlanging comes in bursts and then lays dormant again for a
while (I'm talking about the actual conlanging, not the interest which is
always vibrant).

Best wishes,
Dan