Re: a bit off-topic: ideographic english

> i know i'm bit off topic, but i have thought that you may be interested and
> helpful...
> (it's connected with lang interests)
> i'm thinkin'bout using ideographes writing english, and i'm thinkin' about
> their shapes...
> AFAIK it's not new idea...
>
> i'm not interested in chinese like symbols with meanig part and sound part -
> all ideogram should show only meaning...
>
[...]
>
> maybe someone had any similar idea?
I have a logographic language.  Since it's not spoken, there's
no "sound part", but there are some more or less arbitrary choices
made as well as some almost entirely abstract words.

I'd welcome you to look at it as a resource and inspiration.
The URL is in my .sig.

BTW, if anyone has noticed broken images on my site, I apologize;
the sysadmins at my site reinstalled perl without telling me, which
broke al my scripts.  Everything seems to be fixed now, and I even
added an automatic sentence parser to the online typewriter.
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