Quote from: Françal I. Lux on Yesterday at 07:27:51 PMIs there any interest in some sort of historical /anthropological society where like-minded nerds can discuss, explore and debate the grand history of our species?

I can't participate but would love to share any taped discussions on Fora Talossa. We do have a few Talossan history videos and it would be great to add the group's discussions to that series.

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Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 06:27:02 PM

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 04:37:38 PMAs much as possible, we need to begin expanding the ways in which we interact with each other. We have to move beyond words on a screen and start seeing each other's faces. This will help bridge gaps as we begin to see each other's common humanity.

:) Straight from a Green Party mailer. I am pleased.

I get credit since I made this exact argument in last year's Independence Day Speech!

-Txec R

Credit to an argument made by at least two voices then. And to the new government for making it happen.

Is there any interest in some sort of historical /anthropological society where like-minded nerds can discuss, explore and debate the grand history of our species?

I don't own a webcam, but at least all attendees will be able to hear me speak Talossan!

I will try to attend so I can see all your beautiful faces!

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Quote from: Mximo Malt on Yesterday at 06:20:59 PMI believe the point RBM was trying to make is that Talossan was only well-known by people in Talossa, not necessarily that Talossan was "forbidden" from being spoken outside Talossa.

No, that was exactly the argument he was making. Namely, that people who are not already citizens need some sort of permission to be able to learn and speak Talossan, lest they commit plagiarism and copyright infringement. You can read that in the links I posted as source.

Va c'hupă, S:reu Tafial! Point aside, I'm not sure there's much he can do about it now since we all speak it without his consent 🤣

Maybe he'll be happy that we're still using it and take it as the greatest form of national pride! That's how I see our Glheþ, as an expression of our Talossan identity!

The point could be made that el Ghelþ is still spoken with the consent of the king as the throne is still occupied and has been so since his former Majesty abdicated. (Though there have been some regencies along the way).

-Txec R

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 06:27:02 PM

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 04:37:38 PMAs much as possible, we need to begin expanding the ways in which we interact with each other. We have to move beyond words on a screen and start seeing each other's faces. This will help bridge gaps as we begin to see each other's common humanity.

:) Straight from a Green Party mailer. I am pleased.

I get credit since I made this exact argument in last year's Independence Day Speech!

-Txec R

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 06:27:02 PM

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 04:37:38 PMAs much as possible, we need to begin expanding the ways in which we interact with each other. We have to move beyond words on a screen and start seeing each other's faces. This will help bridge gaps as we begin to see each other's common humanity.

:) Straight from a Green Party mailer. I am pleased.

Yay!!! I love meeting people (even though most of them are shady these days, not you guys though)!

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 04:37:38 PMAs much as possible, we need to begin expanding the ways in which we interact with each other. We have to move beyond words on a screen and start seeing each other's faces. This will help bridge gaps as we begin to see each other's common humanity.

:) Straight from a Green Party mailer. I am pleased.

Quote from: Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP on Yesterday at 06:26:07 PM

Quote from: Mximo Malt on Yesterday at 06:20:59 PMI believe the point RBM was trying to make is that Talossan was only well-known by people in Talossa, not necessarily that Talossan was "forbidden" from being spoken outside Talossa.

No, that was exactly the argument he was making. Namely, that people who are not already citizens need some sort of permission to be able to learn and speak Talossan, lest they commit plagiarism and copyright infringement. You can read that in the links I posted as source.

Va c'hupă, S:reu Tafial! Point aside, I'm not sure there's much he can do about it now since we all speak it without his consent 🤣

Maybe he'll be happy that we're still using it and take it as the greatest form of national pride! That's how I see our Glheþ, as an expression of our Talossan identity!