Re: Conlang Journal and Day
From: | Christophe Grandsire <christophe.grandsire@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, September 18, 2002, 8:27 |
En réponse à daniel andreasson <danielandreasson@...>:
>
> First up, whatever happened to Conlang Day? Why was I the
> only one to send a "happy conlang day" posting with standard
> translation into one of my conlangs. Conlang Day is on July
> 18th, innit? Was everyone on vacation, or what? Were there
> any gettogethers to celebrate?
>
I personally was on vacations. I had first wanted to release the Conlang
Journal on that date, but the organisation of the holidays and Real Life(TM)
didn't allow me to manage that.
> Second, what's up with the Conlang Journal? Christophe? Do
> you have a date for the first edition to appear?
Unfortunately not, Real Life(TM) doesn't allow me to spend that much time in
front of my computer at home, and at work I take already so much time to follow
the list's discussions that I cannot work on it there either :(( . Right now,
I'm plaaning on releasing the first issue on the 18th of October, so that next
Conlang Day would also have its own issue :)) . Anyway, the deadline for the
next issue will be two months after the release of the first issue. I will make
that clear when I issue the first issue (quite a lot of issues in that
sentence :))) ).
And when is
> the deadline for the second edition? I'm writing an article
> right now, which I think would be *very* suitable for the
> Conlang Journal. How many pages do you want the articles to
> be? I could easily write ten pages, but could cut it down to
> about two (with perhaps a link to the longer version somewhere
> online).
>
Well, something between two and ten pages would be good :)) . But I don't give
any limits, as long as no article goes so far as becoming half as big as the
Journal itself :))) . So the more articles there are, the bigger you're allowed
to make them ;))) .
Christophe.
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