Is conlang a generator of conlangers? or a sustainer?
From: | Tom Wier <artabanos@...> |
Date: | Thursday, October 8, 1998, 6:29 |
Nik Taylor wrote:
> Sally Caves wrote:
> > are almost all of us conlangers because
> > we caught the virus independently, or are there a growing number of
> > conlangers who have been inspired to create because they joined the list?
>
> Why would anyone join the list if they weren't already conlangers?
I believe one person has already mentioned that he found
the list first, liked it, and decided to join the endeavor for
himself. It seems to me that I have seen Conlang as a list
posted on my sites, instructing people how to join, and
consequently, it seems to me that there would be quite a few
who just would find it, with no prior experience, and find they
liked the level of discourse here (I have noted that this is a
relatively calm and collected group compared to some
others -- we have few, if any, agendas here. :) ).
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