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The conlang_learners project started in June 2009 to collect a group of people interested in learning a new conlang, discuss and decide on a conlang to learn, and learn it together. We used a [http://lists.conlang.org/listinfo.cgi/conlang_learners-conlang.org mailing list] to organize the discussion. From 1 to 8 September, we [[conlang_learners/Voting|voted]]; on 9 September the [[Conlang learners/Vote result|results of the vote]] were announced, a tie between [[Kēlen]] and [[gjâ-zym-byn]]. | The conlang_learners project started in June 2009 to collect a group of people interested in learning a new conlang, discuss and decide on a conlang to learn, and learn it together. We used a [http://lists.conlang.org/listinfo.cgi/conlang_learners-conlang.org mailing list] to organize the discussion. From 1 to 8 September, we [[conlang_learners/Voting|voted]]; on 9 September the [[Conlang learners/Vote result|results of the vote]] were announced, a tie between [[Kēlen]] and [[gjâ-zym-byn]]. | ||
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We will probably discuss and decide on another conlang to learn at some point in the future; intervals of six months to a year have been mentioned for recurrently selecting and learning something. The conlang_learners mailing list will remain available for that purpose. | We will probably discuss and decide on another conlang to learn at some point in the future; intervals of six months to a year have been mentioned for recurrently selecting and learning something. The conlang_learners mailing list will remain available for that purpose. | ||
Learners of the chosen conlangs will use separate mailing lists for each language; the [http://groups.google.com/group/gjax-zym-byn gjâ-zym-byn Google Group] and a new list at conlang.org for Kēlen, | Learners of the chosen conlangs will use separate mailing lists for each language; the [http://groups.google.com/group/gjax-zym-byn gjâ-zym-byn Google Group] and [http://lists.conlang.org/listinfo.cgi/kelen-conlang.org a new list at conlang.org for Kēlen]. Some other project-related material will be added to FrathWiki in sub-pages of [[Kēlen]] and [[gjâ-zym-byn]] over time, e.g. texts in those conlangs by people other than their creators, new lessons/grammars in languages other than English, etc. | ||
==Conlang Learners 2.0== | |||
Some members of [irc://irc.freenode.net/conlang #conlang] are planning a similar project for another language. Organization in [irc://irc.freenode.net/conlang-learn #conlang-learn] and the [http://piratepad.net/FBaNRamima PiratePad] in that channel's topic. | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:56, 16 October 2011
Conlang Learners project
The conlang_learners project started in June 2009 to collect a group of people interested in learning a new conlang, discuss and decide on a conlang to learn, and learn it together. We used a mailing list to organize the discussion. From 1 to 8 September, we voted; on 9 September the results of the vote were announced, a tie between Kēlen and gjâ-zym-byn.
We will probably discuss and decide on another conlang to learn at some point in the future; intervals of six months to a year have been mentioned for recurrently selecting and learning something. The conlang_learners mailing list will remain available for that purpose.
Learners of the chosen conlangs will use separate mailing lists for each language; the gjâ-zym-byn Google Group and a new list at conlang.org for Kēlen. Some other project-related material will be added to FrathWiki in sub-pages of Kēlen and gjâ-zym-byn over time, e.g. texts in those conlangs by people other than their creators, new lessons/grammars in languages other than English, etc.
Conlang Learners 2.0
Some members of #conlang are planning a similar project for another language. Organization in #conlang-learn and the PiratePad in that channel's topic.
