Naeso

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Naeso
Pronounced:	/naˈe.so/
Timeline and Universe:	here and now
Species:	humans
Spoken:	#naeso
Total speakers:	9
Writing system:	Syllabary
Genealogy:	isolate
Typology
Basic word order:	VSO
Credits
Creator:	blisk, bornfor, Fenhl, MalfermitaKodo and micahjohnston
Created:	from 17 September, 2010 onward
Links
CALS

This is the homepage of the language Naeso, a collaborative project of #conlang members. It was begun on 17 September, 2010. The separate channel #naeso was created shortly after.

Member list

• blisk (away)
• BlueRider (away)
• bornfor
• Esploranto (away)
• Fenhl (CALS)
• jim_henry (CALS)
• MalfermitaKodo (CALS)
• micahjohnston

If you're one of the people marked as away, please pop into #naeso and let us know that you're back!

If you are marked with (CALS), you can edit Naeso's CALS page. If you can't, sign up on CALS and tell Fenhl your username.

New members

We are accepting new contributors! If you'd like to help out with this language, just make a voting tag for yourself, and place a vote. Also, please join #naeso on Freenode and say hello! We'd be happy to have you.

Big issues of the now

This is where we discuss and vote on the important stuff. Be sure to visit this frequently!

Inactive members

There's still some things that bug me about our voting system. My biggest concern is that we count the kind of people who go away and never come back, like those three people who are currently marked as away. This proposal should deal with that. —FH

If a member of the project does not place a vote for longer than X days, they are considered away and are not taken into account when calculating the number of people needed for a majority, until they come back.

2011-5-19

X=60 — 1/1 (FH,/BF,)

2011-5-20

X=30 — 2/0 (BF,FH,/0)

• Honestly, I'm concerned that 60 days is too long of a period of time. In two months' time, their absence could considerably stifle voting, and slow the language down. Given the rate at which this language seems to be growing, I feel that 30 days is more appropriate. —BF

LCC4 relay ring B

Fenhl has entered himself for ring B of the LCC4 relay, with Naeso as the language. And he needs the help of the other project members. The work-in-progress can be found here.