On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 8:26 PM, Robert LeChevalier <lojbab@lojban.org> wrote:
John E. Clifford wrote:
We're actually on about Logjam vii going back to 1955. That is the direct
line with JCB or LLG in charge. I know of maybe half a dozen spinoffs,
none of the very active, and I don't know what has happened over at Loglan.
We're about par for the course, with Lojban as a more successful Ido.
Lojban took some, but not all, of the next Loglan suggestions, added a few
new ones, and threw out a few things. And has done more alteration since.
{zilni,'I} is still linked to logical necessity, which is rarely the
interesting case (all S5 and the like).
Jim Carter's guaspi was the first attempt to reform Lojban, though Prothero
threw in planb at some point.
There was a spate of LoCCan spinoffs over a decade ago or more, but
none of them ever came to anything, and nothing has really popped up
since. Ceqli has is worth noting and has garnered some attention but
it's more of an IAL than a loglang. Jim Carter's guaspi is
interesting but I could get not past the tones, and it has no user
base. Plan B is a whimsical sketch that has been widely ridiculed.
There was another one that had a small planning committee but it
withered away in short time.