Re: Question about Neo-Dalmatian

 --- Frank George Valoczy wrote:

> > How many conlangs called "Neo-Dalmatian" are there? Most of us probably
> > know Ferko's language on http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/6502/ ;
Sorry, the semicolon at the end should be omitted, of course.

> This is correct. This is the current and only existing Neo-Dalmatian
> language. However the website you show is the last remnants of the "old"
> Neo-Dalmatian. The current one is at http://www.geocities.com/dalmatesku/
<snip>

> So is this, or shall I say, so *was* this. Everything to do with this
> language has been destroyed, or so I thought. Julius Liptak was a pen name
> of mine; Laci Kovacs was a friend of mine whose computer I was using at
> the time. [...] The geocities link you mentioned (/parhtenon/6502) is the
> only thing you'll find on the old one anymore besides the numbers.
Are you aware of the fact that a lot of links point in that direction? A lot
more than to the newer one, it seems...

> The old one was a failed reconstruction, failed because of insuffiecient
> data, and I abandoned it. A few years later I began the new one, as a
> (more) purely constructed language.
Is the name "Neo-Dalmatian" still valid? Or is it currently just "Dalmatian" or
"Dalmatesku"?

Jan

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