Re: Most developed conlang

Harold:
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That is not my issue.
 >>

I wasn't trying to imply that it was.

Harold (quoting me):
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> (Oh, and I always forget about the languages by that fellow
> Pehrson.  Certainly Idrani should get a mention:
>
> http://idrani.perastar.com/idrani/index.htm )
>
not "a priori"
 >>

Wait, what?  This is the first I've heard of it.  What evidence do
you find that suggests it's a posteriori?  Hopefully not his saying
that the vocabulary was heavily influenced by Finnish:

Idrani : Finnish : English
do : talo : house
bru : veli : brother
dji : lapsi : child
iltlo : kaupunki : city
me : vaimo : wife

Additionally, I'd hope that you wouldn't say that all this...

http://idrani.perastar.com/idrani/ISMS_morphology.htm

...came directly from Finnish.

If this is a posteriori, then I suppose all my languages are, as
well!  Eep!

-David
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