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Subject:      Have you all seen Wired?
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Status: R


This month Lojban is mentioned fairly extensively in Wired
magazine in an article about constructed languages.

For some reason they chose not to give any contact information,
even a web address, which is unusual for that magazine.

I heard about the article from Esperantist Don Harlow, who's
writing a letter to them asking them to print some www
addresses relevant to esperanto, lojban, and conlangs in
general -- maybe they'll print it and we'll get a spurt of hits
on the Lojban web site.

co'o mi'e kris.