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From: "Torsten Schlabach" <TSchlabach@gmx.net>
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Subject: [lojban-beginners] Introduction and initial questions
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Hi all!

My name is Torsten Schlabach and I recently got interested in Lojban. My
mother tongue is German, I know some english and I have had limited exposure
to a number of languages and scripts. I do have a strong computer science
background and an interest in computational linguistics.

I have read through the "What is Lojban" book to get an idea, but I have
skipped the formal grammar chapter so far. But the rest was interesting
enough for me to decide that I want to dig a bit deeper, so I am looking for
some places to start.

I know that it is quite annoying to the others if questions are asked that
have been answered many times already, so my first question would be:

- Is there an archive available of this mailing list?

Regards,
Torsten