En réponse à Raymond Brown <ray.brown@...>:
>
> Thanks for the claps - much appreciated. I do wonder occasionally as
> I'm
> wading through Lin whether anyone's still reading it. ;)
>
Well, I do. It's just that this language is so far from my usual thoughts that
I have literally nothing to say about it, except: "wow!" :))
>
> I can assure you that yours isn't the only brain stunned by the
> "complex
> baroqueness of the deceptively simple Lin".
>
Indeed not!
> 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.
>
Me too. There's nothing nicer and more refreshing than someone whose first
language is not Indo-European :)) (or Indo-European but different from the
Greco-Latino-Germanic center :)) ).
Christophe.
http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr
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