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Glosa in the Information Age

ddwoske ("ddwoske" <don@...>) on April 20, 2005

I know very little about Glosa, but have been thinking about a common language for awhile and happened to stumble across it this week.

I put together a blog entry today putting forth an idea, and was wondering if anyone outside the programming world could provide feedback on it. I’m not even sure if it’s a new idea or not.

Basically :

Now and even more so in the future people will be reading information stored on computers. I’m sure we can design new letters which are easy to read in print and in electronic form, while still being simple for computers to recognize. Graffiti is used by the Palm Pilot as an alternative to the Modern Latin Alphabet. If we use Graffiti-type letters instead of the Latin or Roman letters it would be easier for computers to recognize the text. Combined with Glosa, we’d not only have a language which allows cultures to communicate, but for computers to recognize easily as well.

Entire blog entry:

http://www.loraxis.com/cgi-bin/don-blog.cgi/2005/04/19#20050419-prescriptivism

Sorry if this board usually posts in Glosa opposed to English, I don’t have any experience with it yet. My Glosa in the blog entry may also need to be corrected.

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Glosa in the Information Age - Committee on language planning, FIAS. Coordination: Vergara & Hardy, PhDs.