this is a pretty kewl idea, it's a good way to get the word out about your conlangs and keep a link for your own personal use so that you can have a resource to work on them and edit them that's static (in the sense that it's not stored on any one particular computer, except the UL server of course
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Here are the ones that I still have a serious interest in working with:
Name: Sala
User: Jaakuuta
Link: *** in progress ***
Details: inspired by sentence parsing and lambda calculus/functional programming
well suited for linguistic analysis and sentence precision
Name: n/a ('emolang')
User: Jaakuuta
Link:
viewtopic.php?f=85&t=25949Details: designed as an experiment in human emotion and how much it can express in a language
well suited for putting emphasis on specifically what you mean to say and using emotion to express
yourself without needing to say a lot
Name: Norr Ur Ja (language from out of the north)
User: Jaakuuta
Link:
viewtopic.php?f=85&t=25747Details: language intended as a bridge between Swedish and Russian and meant as a sort of study tool for one attempting to study both languages while at the same time preserving an interesting sound and grammar somewhat influenced by other germanic languages
Name: U.M.M.I. (universal man-machine interface)
User: Jaakuuta
Link: *** in progress ***
Details: intended as a bridge between human languages and computer languages
the purpose of this language is to provide a language that can be spoken to a computer and directly interpreted into a program while at the same time seamless and intelligible to humans... designed around Object Oriented Programming principles
*note: Aspectis became the basis for UMMI, mak san tak became the basis for 'funlang', hassis was an interesting project but has been abandoned due to limited expansion capabilities