A mi me parace una idea interesante esto. Como vamos a tratarlo? a nviel personal poniendonos en contacto con Garrett Jones o a nviel de Ideolengua y presentando luego lo resultante a Jones? Espero que se tenga en cuenta esta propuesta.
Asier G., Fiondil de Taur Romen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rodrigo Portela S�nchez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Ling��stica y lenguas artificiales" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 10:51 AM Subject: [ideoL] Fwd: [AUXLANG] proposed conlang database > From: Garrett Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Tuesday, March 19, 2002, 5:53:22 PM > Subject: [AUXLANG] proposed conlang database > > =================Original message text=============== > http://conlang.alkaline.org > > I was wondering if anyone was ever going to post to this list. A week or so > ago i decided to create a conlang database to store data on people's > conlangs. While there are plenty of pages with long lists of links to > conlangs, i decided i wanted something better. Those lists are generally > non-categorized or are only categorized under basic categories, and since > they are under the control of one person, are notoriously outdated much of > the time. > > What i am doing is creating an automated conlang database. Each conlanger > will register themselves, and then they would be able to add, delete, and > modify entries on their conlangs as they see fit. Also, the database would > have a powerful search feature that would allow you to sift through the > languages based on particular classifications. (if you prefer the term > auxlanger, substitute that where appropriate). > > I have already been getting ideas and suggestions from the conlang list, but > i'd like some input from the auxlang side too. Since most people are two > lazy to click on links, i'll just paste the categorization info here that i > have so far. The latest version is always available at the webpage. > > 1. Basic information: > > language name > previous language names > author's name > world location of author > webpage url > language creation date > date added to database > date db entry last modified > > 2. Current language status: > current development status > estimated fluent users (speaking, reading, writing) > estimated familiar users > vocabulary size > estimated date of usability > > 3. Con-world information > number of fictional users > fictional world location > > 4. The language in use: > writing system > example written sentence (sentence, gloss, and translation) > pictorial sample of script > audio sample > > 5. Language classification: > basic description > language family > grammar details > design motivation > primary vocabulary source > primary vocabulary derivation method > secondary vocabulary source > secondary vocabulary derivation method > > Details > > Here are some more details on the different parts of the language > classification: > > A. Grammar > > phonology: number of sounds > morphology: isolation vs affixation > morphology: agglutination vs inflection > syntax: word order (SVO, SOV, etc) > syntax: number of cases used (nominative, accusative, ergative, etc) > syntax: number of tenses (past, present, future) > > B. design motivation > > 1. personal > 1.1 secret language > 1.2 hobby language > 1.9 other > 2. artistic > 2.1 sci-fi/fantasy/conculture > 2.1.1 human speakable > 2.1.2 alien-speakable only > 2.2 historical > 2.3 naming language > 2.9 other > 3. auxiliary > 3.1 international > 3.2 reform > 3.9 other > 4. experimental > 4.1 logical > 4.2 hypothetical > 4.9 other > > C. Vocabulary Source > > 1. A posteriori > 1.1 Indo-European languages > 1.1.1 Romance-based > 1.1.1.1 Latin > 1.1.1.2 French > 1.1.1.3 Spanish > 1.1.1.4 Other specific Romance language > 1.1.2 Germanic-based > 1.1.2.1 English > 1.1.2.2 German > 1.1.2.3 Other specific Germanic language > 1.1.3 Baltic- and Slavonic-based > 1.1.3.1 Slavonic-based languages (proper) > 1.1.3.2 North-Slavonic languages > 1.1.3.3 Baltic-based > 1.1.4 Celtic-based > 1.1.4.1 Celtic-based languages (proper) > 1.1.4.2 Celto-Romance languages > 1.1.4.3 Celto-Germanic languages > 1.1.5 Other (existing) Indo-European branches > 1.1.5.1 Indo-Iranian-based languages > 1.1.5.2 Greek-, Armenian-, Albanian- and Illyrian-based languages > 1.1.5.3 Hettite- and Tocharian-based languages > 1.2 Non-Indo-European languages > 1.2.1 Uralic-based languages > 1.2.2 Afro-Asiatic-based languages > 1.2.3 other Asiatic or Austronesian languages > 1.2.4 other African languages > 1.2.5 Native American languages > 1.3 Artificial languages > 1.3.1 Esperanto > 1.3.2 Artificial language ancestor > 1.3.3 other artificial language > 2. A priori > 2.1 Speakable > 2.1 Unspeakable > 2.1.1 Pasigraphies (picture languages) > 2.1.2 Number languages > 2.1.3 Pasimologies (sign/gesture languages) > 2.1.4 Musical languages > > D. Vocabulary Derivation Method > > 1. a posteriori > 1.1 unaltered (grammar modifications only) > 1.2 natural evolution (descendent) > 1.3 modification > 1.3.1 phonological modification > 1.3.2 simplification > 1.3.3 spelling reform > 1.4 blend (words borrowed multiple language sources) > 1.4.1 unaltered borrowing > 1.4.2 phonological filtering > 1.4.3 word blend (words blended from multiple sources) > 2. a priori > 2.1 categorical/logical generation > 2.2 arbitrary generation > 2.3 automated random generation > > http://conlang.alkaline.org > > > ==============End of original message text=========== > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > IdeoLengua - Lista de Ling�istica e Idiomas Artificiales > Suscr�base en [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Informacion en http://ideolengua.cjb.net > > > > > Su uso de Yahoo! 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