Quote from: Miestrâ Schiva, UrN on May 08, 2020, 01:12:13 AMQuote from: Ián S.G. Txaglh on May 07, 2020, 05:04:43 AM
uttermost important argument - schematic auxlangs are no fun :P seriously, first, there are thirteen of them in a dozen. so, why esperanto? why not ido, etc etc etc
Because Esperanto has a global speaker base in the hundreds of thousands, and you get to talk to people who're other than hard-core conlag oddballs.
The biggest problem with Talossan right now is that we have just finished 13 years healing a deep schism about the spelling of the language, and we still don't have a single official grammar (there are two older grammars which are both "good enough" but contradict each other). These things take up far much more work than joining la monda Esperantistaro.
yes, the esperantists are the loudest and biggest club, true. but is it worth joining it? just asking, i never find it attractive. and i seriously doubt the numbers they gave about how many people speaks it and suchs. there is a lack of out-of-sandbox research done on different topics in interlinguistics including the real state of L2 and L1 speakers, cos majority of the work is done from inside and is scientifically dubious, at least.
i cannot promise anything, although you may try rack and thumbscrew, but i would very much like to be involved in contribution to the new edition of ün guizua compläts àl glheth talossan.

