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Re: [lojban] le ga'ifanta
At 12:00 AM 05/22/2000 -0400, Invent Yourself wrote:
On Sun, 21 May 2000 pycyn@aol.com wrote:
> > them
> > > or debate them during the time of the freeze (which is open-ended
- it
> is
> > a
> > > 5 year MINIMUM in which the 5 years starts only after the books
are all
> > > published, which still has not occurred yet).
>
>
> .i ja'o do natfe le tu'a la bab>>
> Nope, just interpreting him in the light of events. The freeze has
been in
> effect for some years now -- I even remember having a meeting or two to
vote
> necessary changes to save the grammar. It will remain in effect until at
> least five years after the books are published. Remember that the
purpose of
My only point here was that Bob said the baseline starts when the books
are done; in the future, and hasn't started yet.
No. I said that the 5 years starts when the books are done:
The concept of the freeze is that we will not even take ideas, propose them
or debate them during the time of the freeze (which is open-ended - it is a
5 year MINIMUM in which the 5 years starts only after the books are all
published, which still has not occurred yet).
The freeze has already started, but the 5 years has not. The freeze will
continue for 5 years and perhaps longer after the books are published.
If someone wants to figure out how to make this unambiguously clear in
Lojban, it seems appropriate that such a policy be expressed in Lojban as
well as in English.
lojbab
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