> Irina, this is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! This is a real conlang
> achievement, and all the more so because it brought eighteen
> people together, and invited them to explore another person's
> conlang. Far from removing this kind of activity from the
> conlang list, I think we should keep it right here where it
> belongs. Except for when people band together to help one
> conlanger sort something out in his language, as people are
> doing for Ed's Ciantwo, too often this list devolves into
> a kind of As For My ConLang kind of announcement. But the
> RELAY translation got people involved with other people's creations.
> Any linguistic list can keep conversations going about the
> middle voice in ancient Greek or stative verbs... but only
> on Conlang do we speak to each other in our invented languages.
> Let's keep this game on the list and others like it.
> Good show, everybody! And our hats are off to Irina for
> thinking of it!
>
> Tsory poy nwetis firrimby!
>
> Sally Caves
>
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scaves/teonaht.html
I agree absolutely. This was the first time I got to explore another
person's conlang, and I'll have to say that I really enjoyed translating
Steg's contribution.
BTW, the page is beautiful.