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Bogolang is a jocular term, popularized, but not coined, by Geoff Eddy, for the result of bogo-linguistics, the process of creating a conlang by applying a model ("Grand Master Plan") of the historical phonology of one natlang to another, usually more or less unrelated natlang.

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	'''Bogolang''' is a jocular term, popularized, but not coined, by [http://www.compulink.co.uk/~morven/index.html Geoff Eddy] for the result of ~~what he calls~~ ''[http://www.compulink.co.uk/~morven/lang/bogo.html bogo-linguistics]'', the process of creating a conlang by applying a model ("[[Grand Master Plan]]") of the [[wp:historical phonology\|historical phonology]] of one [[wp:natlang\|natlang]] to another, usually more or less [[wp:linguistic kinship\|unrelated]] natlang.		'''Bogolang''' is a jocular term, popularized, but not coined, by [http://www.compulink.co.uk/~morven/index.html Geoff Eddy], for the result of ''[http://www.compulink.co.uk/~morven/lang/bogo.html bogo-linguistics]'', the process of creating a conlang by applying a model ("[[Grand Master Plan]]") of the [[wp:historical phonology\|historical phonology]] of one [[wp:natlang\|natlang]] to another, usually more or less [[wp:linguistic kinship\|unrelated]] natlang.

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