Re: [jboske] RE: Nick on propositionalism &c. (was: RE: Digest Number 134

[John Cowan <cowan@ccil.org>]

Nick Nicholas scripsit:

> The BPFK (if I ever get it started) considers what gets added to the 
> CLL prescription. Founder intent is of interest, but is not decisive, 
> and is assuredly not canonical. tu'o = mo'ezo'e is not in the CLL 
> prescription. And I for one don't want it there either.

I agree. This implies fixing the ma'oste.

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