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Subject:      Re: RET: proposing a lujvo
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Here is the procedure: Make your lujvo. Use it in a lojban utterance to
someone who is fluent in lojban. If he/she understands, you're done. That
is all that is required.

-Steven

What is the process for proposing a lujvo, getting
>the proposal accepted or modified or rejected, &
>communicating the result to Lojban users?
>
>Consider the following proposal:
>
>LUJVO:
>  gimterzbavla
>  gismu + te + zbasu + valsi
>
>GLOSS:
>  gismu ingredient word
>
>MEANING:
>  word used/consulted by gismu creation algorithm
>  in creating a Lojban gismu
>
>PLACE STRUCTURE:
>  x1 $zbasu3 $=valsi1
>  x2 $gismu1
>  x3 $valsi3
>
>Does this proposal contain sufficient info for
>acceptance/modification/rejection?
>
>Would you accept, modify or reject this lujvo
>proposal?
>
>co'omi'e markl.


Steven Belknap, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacology and Medicine
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria