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Re: [lojban] Re: xoi and new soi as bridi relative clause



I much prefer a UI marker for [non-]restrictiveness. That unifies a lot of stuff, providing a way to think about {ne} in terms of {pe}, {noi} in terms of {poi}, etc and reduces cmavo proliferation (refer to the Cmavo Non-Proliferation Act of 2014, zo'o). And {ta'o} seems to fit.

mu'o mi'e la durkavore

On August 2, 2015 at 3:34:49 AM, Spheniscine (la zipcpi) (spheniscine@gmail.com) wrote:

About Pxoi vs Nxoi:

We *could* make say {ni'oi} Nxoi, while xoi = Pxoi (either that or assign {pi'oi}, but I'm reluctant to use that cmavo space if we aren't gonna kill {xoi}, which might be impossible to do at this point).

On the other hand though, there might be a need for a UI to mark "non-restrictive" information, since {xoi} is proposed to be an expansion for {fi'o}, BAI, and sumtcita anyway. Thus this UI can then be useful to mark any sumtcita place (or even, say, seltau) as incidental information.

I *think* {ta'o} works for that purpose, but others might disagree. There's also {ra'unai}, but I'm not sure if it's suitable, and I'd prefer an unnegated form because I believe that information should be considered restrictive by default.
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