I did sort of like the colors, as they follow a similar regularity to a numerical system without the associated blandness. However most/all of the people I spoke to on IRC disagreed. I told them to weigh in here, so I'll wait for their responses. If they don't in a day or two, I'll fall back to using color systems. But what about months?
The thing is, it's less important what is more exciting, but what's more intuitive, and more directly what's most common in Lojban.
--I could make a @skari sublocale if desired, using more standard Lojbanic months for the root locale.
On Jul 9, 2013 9:52 AM, "la arxokuna" <gleki.is...@gmail.com> wrote:I can agree with Pierre that color system of jefydei (jeftu djedi) might be better.It'll give a flavor of liveliness to otherwise mathematically precise logical language.This color system can be part of a totally independent Lojbani culture.I can't agree with animal naming of months ({mlajukma'i} for July) as zodiac is not a stable thing throughout history due to precession effects. And it's not culturally neutral (some nations divided the route of the sun into more than 12 elements).However, as Georgian calendar is official (like metric system) it'd be wise to use Georgian names.Why should we name January the first month when New Year is in February in China?Why September is {sozymasti} when as it's etymology suggests it's in fact the seventh month?--
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