Re: Conlang music
| From: | David J. Peterson <dedalvs@...> |
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| Date: | Thursday, January 8, 2009, 0:21 |
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Most of these folks are actually interested in Star Trek and would�love to get
Okrand's take on whatever they were doing, even if�it weren't a requirement,
so perhaps this isn't a good test case. It'd�need to be a case where someone
wanted to use the language, but�didn't want or care about the creator's
input... Who
knows?��-David�*******************************************************************�"sunly
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us now for wasting the dawn."��-Jim
Morrison��http://dedalvs.free.fr/��On Jan 7, 2009, at 4∞12 PM, Chris
Peters wrote:��>> From: dedalvs@GMAIL.COM> Chris:> <<> > Wait. Is this
true? Are you�>> certain? I'm sure that's what Paramount> and Okrand would
say now,�>> but has it been legally tested? If it has,> I'd like to read
the�>> case.�>�> Let me rephrase. I'd *want* approval, out of respect for
Dr.�> Okrand, and for the folks who make the TV show that I grew up on.�> I
recall contacting Dr. Okrand out of the blue when I was a goofy�> college
student in a linguistics class (roughly 15 years ago), and�> he was very
gracious to answer questions from me the stranger. I'd�> like to return the
graciousness, if ever I were to publish anything�> in Klingon. (Which I have
no intention of doing.)�>�> The publishers of Klingon Hamlet: what was
their solution? Some�> bug in my brain tells me that although Dr. Okrand
isn't personally�> involved, his blessing was required before the publication
could go�> forward.�>�> :Chris�>�>
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