(4) cmevla introduce dot-consonant and consonant-dot, and currently awhole lot of other things.I think restricting cmevla to standard syllables, vocalic andconsonantal, is basically rich enough. Indeed, it may be too flexiblein allowing V-V hiatus: "koreas." is made of valid syllables, but isIMO unlojbanic.
I would prefer that fu'ivla did not introduce consonantalsyllables. They were added to make type-3 fu'ivla possible, with theirCrC clusters, but that could be easily managed with CyrC instead, onlyrequiring a coda for y syllables (which are not currently used outsideof cmevla).Violates rule 4. Consonantal syllables suck, but I think we are stuckwith them.