Voice or video chats on the Discord server, and someone makes a screen recording on their computer.

I just think every word should be stressmarked, "regular" stress or not. Rules like this aren't conducive to creating a badly-behaved conlang.

Besides, everybody knows that the more diacritics there are, the cooler the language.

A translation of Andy Weir's short story, "The Real Deal". Link to original text in the document.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BkYPNtkgypHoGPP4Pa7AA-6ryVtimI8ENV0hwZ_K8T8/edit

Ün moct q'isch detxa in l'Översteir: Flood (n.) --> ziluvieu

Suggestion:
Flood (v.) --> ziluviar

Cosă: Democratici Liverats da Talossa

Referendüms:
Presint

C'estadra echida intzereçind a tirh dals perziuns in Talossa qi sint actualmint in Talossa, s'améu vrätsmint aceasta idéa secund.

It would indeed be interesting to have some people in Talossa who are actually in Talossa, so I'm all for that 2nd idea.

Per aceasta raziun, penseveu, com'el noveu zirecteir benignheu dal SIGN, qe c'estadra cüfneval à zifamarh uficialmint üna Speliçaziun Propría per útzil in dels praxeis par el Governmaintsch es dels proxhects pü grülts qi bunafiçadrent ün standard comun. Notetz q'acest standard serà remplaçat in el fütür par ingencosa q'isch pü permanint es míus dictateiresc, osprei la SIGN se tent formada uficialmint es va dictatür benignheu tent ultima.

Qe povadréu ocs'anonçarh qe noi creatent actüellmint üna glheþinaziun del NovWitt (pr'iensa experiençù specialmint merxhitatíu com'iens ladintsch), es jont plans àd inovarh talossan.com es l'Översteir, parç qe ça tiennent esteschti inovats zespâts, quand, XXXIII? Embù tiennent esteschti utuis tremendmint auschiglhapunts per dels noveux aprendeirs in el paßescu. À fäts, éu tent aprendeveu Talossan par lirarh las páxhinas à gramaica es experimintarh cün l'Översteir, sa c'estadra desploraval schi dels noveux aprendeirs del fütür estadrent cunfruntada par informaziun uninovada es ingentemps simplamint torts över noastra glhimba noval.

A provisional standard, fantastic. That's good for the short term, but the Büreu and its output are long-term.

Documents to be translated:
Wiki front page, language-related pages, government-related pages (not necessarily laws just yet) for a start. An other forthcoming ideas are welcome for consideration.

As for promoting the use of the language, bringing Talossan into everyday functions would helpful. The best way to do that is for Ladintschen and Aprendeirs to start writing forum posts in Talossan. In addition, there's the Twitter account where opportunities to use the language can be advertised.

For the record, I wasn't ignoring you. I didn't know you'd made that thread. I responded immediately after I saw this post.

The existence of any levels of organization beyond la SIGN is relatively moot until such time as an official standard can be created for the Talossan language. I have attempted to participate in this.

During such creation, a list of documents to be translated will be created, which la Serviçù à Glheþinaziun will then translate when the standard is complete.

El Büreu, at this time, serves as a collection point for Talossan language efforts. A torso to the arms of la SIGN and la SAG, in essence. When the entire Büreu is up and running, it'll basically be the public face collecting and reporting on the activities of the organizations within, including on its Twitter account and wiki page.

Ok, how about this: start with one standard, list every single change that anyone comes up with and load them all onto a ballot where, for each on the list, anyone and everyone can vote whether to keep it or throw it.

When that's done, put each set of conflicting ideas on another ballot and have another vote.

Echida. Sa noi non neceßarmint cuntzinent schi ça sembla ben, corect?

(Echidâ. Så noi non neceßármînt cuntzinent schi ça sembla ben, corêct?)

toßa El glheþ cuntzina aisþetica zespâts quand?

(toßâ El glheþ cuntzina aisþeticâ zespäts quând?)

Yes, they drew criticism at the time for requiring more people than were willing to learn the language. I'm not under the illusion that that'll be adopted, but I do think there are some quality concepts buried in it.

I wrote this quite a while back. I hope some of these ideas can be helpful.