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On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 9:26 AM, gleki <gleki.is.my.name@gmail.com> wrote:

{papri} - x1 is a [physical] page/leaf of book/document/bound mass of pages x2.
So it doesn't refer to page in general.

On Wednesday, February 29, 2012 9:24:01 PM UTC+4, junpen wrote:

coi la gleki

.i zoi zoi

I call "page" in general for {papri} and a physical sheet of paper with a written text for {bofpapri}.

zoi

.i mi se ctuca fi di'u gi'e tugni fi ri

.i mi'e la junpen mu'o

Den torsdagen den 23:e februari 2012 kl. 18:52:53 UTC+9 skrev gleki:
We had a discussion yesterday with one Russian guy interested in lojban.
What we decided is that {kibypapri} is not what it's intended for.

Our eye scans some surface and reads information from it. This is the most general definition of any written text or media embedded into it.

A web-page is what can be called {kibro seltidysfe} as it may contain not only text and it can be not only two-dimensional (in future, perhaps).

On the other hand {pelji seltidysfe} might be a good term for a sheet of paper with a written text.

Note that {kibypapri} has two noticeable bugs.

1. it references to {papri} that can be only physical

2. we can say either {papri} or {kibypapri} but not "page" in general

One more note.

{ckupau} is a page of a book and therefore doesn't apply to web-pages which can be single.

Den torsdagen den 23:e februari 2012 kl. 18:52:53 UTC+9 skrev gleki:
We had a discussion yesterday with one Russian guy interested in lojban.
What we decided is that {kibypapri} is not what it's intended for.

Our eye scans some surface and reads information from it. This is the most general definition of any written text or media embedded into it.

A web-page is what can be called {kibro seltidysfe} as it may contain not only text and it can be not only two-dimensional (in future, perhaps).

On the other hand {pelji seltidysfe} might be a good term for a sheet of paper with a written text.

Note that {kibypapri} has two noticeable bugs.

1. it references to {papri} that can be only physical

2. we can say either {papri} or {kibypapri} but not "page" in general

One more note.

{ckupau} is a page of a book and therefore doesn't apply to web-pages which can be single.

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