Re: Lin: Phonology & Orthography

Ray:
> Hi,
>
> I know these probably are not the features of Srikanth's compact conlang
> called Lin that those who asked about it are most interested in.  But I'm
> still trying to understand the enneasemy & 'cement' bits myself!
[...8<...]

Thanks for posting this, Ray. It's a rare treat to see a conlang
exhibit such cerebrally baroque panache, and even the few others
of its ilk, such as Guaspi and Plan B, are less original, being
Loglan-derivatives. I think my conlang tastes have changed Linwards
since Skrintha left, because regrettably I did not adequately appreciate
Lin at the time when he was actually around; it's fortunate for us
that your good judgement was there to preserve some Lin information
for us.

--And.

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