Re: [lojban] zo kibypapri

[djandus <jandew@gmail.com>]

.i mi la xorxes tugni lo du'u zo kibypapri na malgli

.i ku'i mi la tsani cu tugni lo du'u lo smuni cu cumki nitcu lo nu rapli finti

.i pe'i zo kibypapri .onai.ei zo mutpapri zasti .i mi nelci zo kibypapri .i xu du lo se kibypapri lo se mutpapri

.i ji'a pe'i zo samci'ejudri joi zo mutpapri joi zo kibybroda cu kalsa lo ka rapli

In English, to get my thoughts down quickly as my battery dies:

Don't we have enough "web site" words already? Do we have a web domain word? Are there nuances between the three words I've found that make them somehow important? ({se samci'ejudri} seems useful for actually having a URL, but that brings up the usefulness of {judrysni})

All in all, I dislike how there's a few mane things: URL, website, domain

And there's at least 5-10 words related to them, and they all have extremely varying roots. How unofficial is kibro, and can we just make a few very good words off of it? We already have a good few, but what is there for web domain? Section of a web site could be useful but is easily derived from fendi/terfendi given a good word for domain.

And I still really dislike the many-words-for-website issue, of which only one has URL as a place and two seem equal while having different enough definitions to make me wonder. Why can't one of them (preferably the one with the {kibro} root) have many places, including web page, URL, and domain

And in reading over all of this, I suddenly realize that part of my confusion lies in "site" being used in the definitions for what I would call "domain" as well as there being two ways of referring to any given internet thing -- the URL and the name associated with it. Perhaps the more experienced lojbanists could tell me how they've been dealing with the confusion -- I've only just recently started trying to talk about the Internet in Lojban, and it's been a struggle.

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