Jordan DeLong wrote:
Well, my mistake. You are quite right of course, and although I was less than half serious in my first paragraph, I should not have drawn non-sensical conclusions for the pleasure of a bad joke. (And anywayPerhaps this was intending to refer to commas which don't change the pronunciation of the word, and only clarify syllabic consonants. E.g. s/Commas are never required/These commas are never required/. But no one *actually* uses commas this way anyway. They only really use them to split up diphthongs (in cmene).
I did realise too late it was non-sensical).I still think my proposals for default stress on cmene is a good solution though. And I still think that two cmenes should not be considered different if they differ
only in stress. Best wishes, Lionel