Re: Lin: clauses - Part 1.

Ray Brown wrote:

>At 12:31 am -0400 13/4/02, J Y S Czhang wrote:
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>>    head-spinning... ::claps for Ray::
>
>Thanks for the claps  - much appreciated.  I do wonder occasionally as I'm
>wading through Lin whether anyone's still reading it.  ;)
Yes, if only because it is said to be the language of telepaths.  The Kash,
as you undoubtedly know, have telepathic ability, not yet explored by me.  I
have no idea how it might work.  Alas, I don't think a Lin-type language is
the answer-- but it's very interesting, may give rise to some ideas--  and,
as Jon said, it's baroquely complex, always an appealing quality IMO..
>
>One of things I like about Lin, however, is that it is so refreshingly
>different from the euroclonic conlangs which, I suppose inevitably, one
>meets most often.  It's a pity IMO that R. Srikanth (aka Skrintha) is no
>longer AFAIK on this list; I find it quite enlightening to get input from
>those who come from outside the western Amero-European tradition.

Very true.