Lojban and le gunka

[Fen Fen <fen141@msn.com>]

ua nai ru'e I'm working on a small-scale consulting project and rethinking the language. Chances are, he won't look at the code. However, I'll probably comment in English. I'm tempted to toss in some Lojban somewhere. If I used my own language, the constructs would have to be mostly english (if, for, while). All internal documentation could still be Lojban (master semantic details).
 
Anybody try to use Lojban for professional stuff? An old boss of mine named computers after gismu, I think. You could certainly start a nuzba.com or something, given the goofy names of huge internet companies.