Re: Bootstrapping a cooperative conlang

> [mailto:CONLANG@listserv.brown.edu] On Behalf Of Gary Shannon

> I have made a number of attempts at a cooperative conlang, all of
which fell
> apart for one reason or another. (Anyone remember "Kalusa"?
Yes, I liked Kalusa, but that's just the nature of cooperative
efforts like this.  Once the novelty wears off people seem to lose
interest.

I had an IAL project about 1.5 years ago call Demos, which was to
create a language by majority rule.  It went strong for about a
month or so, then suddenly the activiy just stopped.  I thought
about starting a similar project that wasn't an auxlang just to see
where it would lead.

The group is still there, but hasn't seen activity for a while.

	http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/demos-ial-project/