pi so'a la .nomik. poi mi pu sanji cu no roi se fanmo gi'e mutceOn Tue, May 17, 2011 at 02:04:34PM -0400, .arpis. wrote:
> pe'i tu'a la nomic zdile je cinri fi'o nu kelci bau ke'a la lojban
> .iji'a mi kanpe lo nu lo nu kelci kei sidju mi tu'a lo xagze'a
> cilre be fi la lojban
>
> I feel like Nomic would be fun and interesting to play in lojban,
> and I think that playing would help me better learn lojban.
>
> xu da noi ma gau selci'i lo nu kelci
>
> Is anyone interested in playing?
dukse lo ka pluja .i mi na nelci .i ku'i mi cinri da'i va'o le nu
da'i do finti lo javni poi nibli lo nu tordu gi'e sampu .i .ia ru'e
lo nu cunso vimcu pa javni pa roi ro jeftu cu sidju mu'a
Almost all of the nomics I have see never end and are extremely
over-complicated. I don't enjoy them. However, I'm interested if
you can come up with a rule system that keeps it short and simple.
Perhaps a rule like "every week we delete a random rule" would
help, for example.
[I wrote the Lojban first, but I'm a big fan of colloquial
translations.]
-Robin
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