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It is one of the very few entirely non-English conlanging hubs.
It is one of the very few entirely non-English conlanging hubs.


====Motto====


''U nas jest '''luz, anarchia, nooblangerzy''' i parę w miarę zorientowanych w temacie osób, które sprostują, kiedy ewidentnie trzeba, największe bzdury.''
''U nas jest '''luz, anarchia, nooblangerzy''' i parę w miarę zorientowanych w temacie osób, które sprostują, kiedy ewidentnie trzeba, największe bzdury.'' <ref>http://www.conlanger.fora.pl/organizacja,1/jawna-ankieta-przenosiny-forum-bez-przeniesienia-postow,3607-15.html#80679</ref>
: ''There is '''ease, anarchy, nooblangers''' and a couple of knowledgeable people here, who will correct extreme nonsenses when evidently needed.''
:''There is '''ease, anarchy, nooblangers''' and a couple of knowledgeable people here, who will correct extreme nonsenses when evidently needed.''
: Silmethule, an user, about the Polish Conlanger; a phrase that would later become the motto in bold.
:Silmethúlë, a user, about the Polish Conlanger; the phrase in bold would later become the motto.
 
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[[Category:Conlanging culture]]
[[Category:Conlanging culture]]

Revision as of 06:57, 7 November 2012

PFJ (Polskie Forum Językotwórców), the Polish Conlanger is a Polish conlinguistical community, focused around the message board and the wiki.

The PFJ message board was founded in 2005. Since 2011 it is a SMF-based site, available at http://jezykotw.webd.pl/f

It is one of the very few entirely non-English conlanging hubs.

Motto

U nas jest luz, anarchia, nooblangerzy i parę w miarę zorientowanych w temacie osób, które sprostują, kiedy ewidentnie trzeba, największe bzdury. [1]

There is ease, anarchy, nooblangers and a couple of knowledgeable people here, who will correct extreme nonsenses when evidently needed.
Silmethúlë, a user, about the Polish Conlanger; the phrase in bold would later become the motto.

References