Re: [lojban] Re: You're Doing it Wrong

["A. PIEKARSKI" <totus@rogers.com>]

> > 'Blaming the customer' is never a good strategy for business.
> > 'Blaming the public' is never a good strategy for politicians.
> > 'Blaming newbies' is never a good strategy for the Lojban establishment.
> > 
> > Why don't we consider how we can get a bunch of disallusioned newbies 
> > together, and ask them what we need to do to intrigue, teach and retain 
them?
> > 
> 
> Oh oh!  Yes!  Let's do that.
> 
> I have one request (from this very totus) to improve the
> introductory material on my website.  To provide an overview beyond
> the three sentences of the home page about what the game is and how
> to play it.  I've comitted to totus to have something there by the
> end of next week.
> 
> What would make you play {lo do ckiku ma zvati} with me?  What kind
> of invitation do you need that I'm not providing?
> 
> -Alan
> -- 

Thanks for asking, Alan.  My learning strategy was and is:
1) Study Lojban for Beginners
2) Study CLL
3) Use Quizlet.com to learn vocabulary
4) Read progressively more difficult texts starting with children's 
books and request claification from the authors.  I'm currently 
into Alice in Wonderland, version 2
5) Propose definitions for lujvo in the above texts
6) Go interactive.

I'm currently at 4) and 5).

If your introductory text sells me the benefits of your approach, 
that will do for 6).

ki'e

totus

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