hi > >I think it was agreed that one born out of frustration was not a good >idea which is why there has been backing off. That does not mean that >in principle an EN project is not needed for the reasons Charles and >Sophie articulate. To me its simply a matter of symmetry and being >seen to be even-handed with all native languages and as far as >possible their cultural identity. No doubt there are lines to be drawn >on that score but I wouldn't like to see a line drawn at the point of >never ever having an EN project. >
Oh, I agree; an EN project is possible. I think there are some pragmatic issues to be dealt with, but those can be dealt with. As to the representative(s) being versed in the issues, there are actually three here: Sophie, Pavel (NLC), and Daniel (CCR). best Louis --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
