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On Sun, Jan 09, 2005 at 01:11:25PM -0000, And Rosta wrote:
> 
> Robin has asked me to state here my view that the BPFK proposals
> for gadri are sound and successful. I think the proposals are an
> admirable compromise between consistency with pre-BPFK Lojban and
> consistency with the needs for logical coherence and expressive
> power. If there are still any questionmarks in my mind (or
> expressed in my messages), this doesn't mean I think the current
> proposal is not fundamentally sound. But most encouraging of all
> is that the BPFK has proved that it can achieve its objectives,
> for all that at one time they seemed an impossibly huge mountain
> to climb.
> 
> Again, sincere congratulations to Robin, xorxes & the rest of the
> BPFK team.

Thanks, And.  I really appreciate it.

-Robin

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