Re: visual basis

I'll take a look at your language when I have a little time to give to
it.  It sounds very interesting!

You might be interested to know that Professor M.A.R. Barker, an
author and designer of constructed languages (very complicated ones at
that), wrote about an imaginary world where grammars were sculptures
-- complex three-dimensional glass sculptures, which represented, in
abstract form, the structures of languages.

Barker never explained exactly how one would go about making a
sculpture of a grammar, though.

Ed Heil ------ edheil@postmark.net
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