I vote Aye. My position on all do-ocracy will always be "Aye".Let me be clear on what I do not care about. I am actually much _less_ concerned about the quality of the language than just finishing something. I want to make the following:- A simple non-comprehensive dictionary.
- Standardized testing in Lojban expertise.
- Games and stories in which characters communicate with the player/reader in Lojban.
- A website that would drill its users daily in Lojban grammar.I would love to make those projects. But Lojbanists are reluctant because the language has some incomplete areas.
I say, amputate entire selma'o that are unclear, give it official blessing as 1.0, and say "we'll put those selma'o back in for v2.0". Then let us get on with the concrete goals I listed above. Until then, Lojban is useless, and therefore, the will of the people is irrelevant, and our democratic votes does not matter, and the opinion of the language founders doesn't matter any more than James Cook Brown, because there's no point.Just do it, selpa'i. Do anything. I don't care what you do. Just break us out of the paralysis, call it "finished version 1" and let's move on.-Eppcott--
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