El 30/03/2010 11:03 a.m., Luke Bergen escribió: > And I still don't understand what you stand to gain from changing things > to make them suit your tastes. Oh, I forgot to mention I don't like how lojban looks nowadays. It seems to disorganized, and it could be more beautiful. But... what I don't like it's to change what's official, and publish it. I would open a discussion and argument it like the one it's established, but without the fact the book it's going to published imminently. > I get a mental picture of you looking > through your many translations of alice and seeing them all use the same > typography but having no freaking clue what the words actually say. I > don't mean to sound mean, but it kind of sounds like someone coming over > to my house and drawing mustaches on all the art on my walls because > "it's more common for males from this period to have mustaches, it looks > more appealing to me, and because I can". I don't know how you went from what I've said to this. Was it for me, or for Michael? mu'o mi'e .leos. -- My lojban journal: http://learninglojban.wordpress.com My personal blog: http://leomolas.tumblr.com
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