I invite you to read the thread I linked. While we are not working inside the purview of the LLG, we have no intention of 'forking' the language. We work on Lojban. Our aim is to create materials that more accurately reflect the current state of the language without, say, finishing reference materials that reflect lojban as it was more than 10 years ago. No doubt many will view this as a fork. We're simply updating stuff with out the prerequisites laid before us by those with such official purview. Its a complex notion but I hope we can discern what it means to go ahead and work on the language without first carrying out or paying much heed to decade old deadlocked agendas that have no real bearing on speakers of lojban today, or the impressions of our nintadni. We aim to solve some of the actual issues the language has today, and skipping the bit where we spend a lot of time doing what others have viewed as the way forward in the past.