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Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-01-28 21:13:48) :
[b]Lineĺota![/b]
[g welcome-]linɛ[/g][g ACC.2PL-]ʎɔ[/g][g NOM.1SG]ta[/g]
I welcome you all.
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-02-20 21:08:07.
Pretty Scripties Showcase Thread (2014-02-20 15:17:13) :
[image:http://records.l5.ca/misc/Elu%20Titina.png]
Yes. Let us scriptulate.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-02-20 15:17:13.
Request for calendars (2014-02-20 14:43:26) :
Hmm... Guess we're gonna need to be able to insert/delete special years, too. Oi moi. Okay.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-02-20 14:43:26.
Request for calendars (2014-02-20 13:55:46) :
I should work the leap year thing for mine... I was tempted to base it on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Hijri_calendar#Solar_Hijri_algorithmic_calendar|Solar Hijri algorithmic calendar]. On the other hand I know some holidays, but I should work more on it, so I have the full list.
owned by Izambri, last edited 2014-02-20 13:55:46.
Request for calendars (2014-02-19 19:27:45) :
[quote Rhetorica][quote Travis B.]One should be able to specify sequences of days, weeks, months, years, and sets of holidays, but be able to have these sequences change at different points. This is important because, in Real Life, rulers often arbitrarily changed calendars at points, especially in ancient times but as recent as in early modern times, and yet one would want to be able to arbitrarily change the calendar however one wants.[/quote]
Holidays will be flexible, but not the whole c...
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-02-19 19:27:45.
Request for calendars :
The current plan for Atlas's calendar system consists of the following:
a) the user may choose to use the Gregorian calendar, OR:
b) the user may specify their own calendar with the following features:
  - a single repeating week,
  - the names of the days of the weeks,
  - a series of months (each with names and lengths),
  - years are assembled by specifying a list of months (e.g. for Gregorian, there are two years, distinguished by which version...
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-02-19 19:15:16.
Request for calendars (2014-02-19 19:08:47) :
[quote Travis B.]One should be able to specify sequences of days, weeks, months, years, and sets of holidays, but be able to have these sequences change at different points. This is important because, in Real Life, rulers often arbitrarily changed calendars at points, especially in ancient times but as recent as in early modern times, and yet one would want to be able to arbitrarily change the calendar however one wants.[/quote]
Holidays will be flexible, but not the whole calendar system (e...
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-02-19 19:09:16.
Request for calendars (2014-02-19 19:06:12) :
[quote Halian]The traditional Japanese calendar? If I ever work on that Ralts-line conlang I often mention, they'll use that.[/quote]

...I'm not sure what this is supposed to mean exactly; Japan used Chinese-derived systems until consistent contact with the west and then adopted the Gregorian calendar plus 660 years (kōki/kigen). Did you have some specific system in mind?

I expect the system will be sophisticated enough to support specifying the whole Gregorian calendar, as wel...
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-02-19 19:06:12.
Request for calendars (2014-02-19 19:01:23) :
One should be able to specify sequences of days, weeks, months, years, and sets of holidays, but be able to have these sequences change at different points. This is important because, in Real Life, rulers often arbitrarily changed calendars at points, especially in ancient times but as recent as in early modern times, and yet one would want to be able to arbitrarily change the calendar however one wants.

One should also be able to have time that is relative to a given "era", where the e...
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-02-19 19:04:38.
Request for calendars (2014-02-19 17:24:50) :
Well, Êndug's chronology is currently based on [i]Ab Urbe Conditem[/i] (AUC/AVC), and while the timeline got seriously perturbed, Gaius Julius still rose to power, so he definitely put through the Julian reform before being demised (teaser quote from one of my timeline blurbs in 548AD "...the General, Marcus Antonius Severus (descendant of the great Triumvir who helped lead the Republic through one of its most trying moments some 500 years before) consulted with his advisors...").
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-02-19 17:24:50.
Request for calendars (2014-02-19 17:01:55) :
The traditional Japanese calendar? If I ever work on that Ralts-line conlang I often mention, they'll use that.
owned by Hâlian, last edited 2014-02-19 17:01:55.
Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-02-19 02:08:30) :
[b]Wićeĺota![/b]
[g wait-]witɕɛ[/g][g ACC.2PL-]ʎɔ[/g][g NOM.1SG]ta[/g].
I'm waiting for you guys!
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-02-19 02:09:42.
Bugs and missing features (2014-02-18 20:05:35) :
Okay, I go to my Kindle and, lo and behold, it [i]does[/i] work there!

This is weird.
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-02-18 20:06:10.
Bugs and missing features (2014-02-18 18:06:46) :
I logged out and it still does not work.
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-02-18 18:06:46.
Bugs and missing features (2014-02-18 11:39:40) :
Weird—it's fine on my end. Will have to look into that.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-02-18 11:39:40.
Bugs and missing features (2014-02-18 02:00:01) :
I just uploaded new data into [http://atlas.runi.ca/?id=507|Proto-Søkkli Dictionary] and now when I access the dictionary it does not respond. However, I do not have a problem accessing [http://atlas.runi.ca/?id=61709|Proto-Søkkli Anachronism Dictionary], so the problem specifically has something to do with the newly uploaded data.

Note that accessing entries in the dictionary works just fine, it is just accessing the dictionary as a whole that is broken.
owned by Travis B., last edited 2014-02-18 02:04:16.
Forumworld (2014-02-17 20:43:10) :
Ooo... dead religion. I like it!
owned by Torco, last edited 2014-02-17 20:43:10.
Forumworld (2014-02-17 19:20:13) :
I was figuring more along the lines of its sect fell upon harder times than others, and died out. But hey, collaboration :)
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-02-17 19:22:01.
Forumworld (2014-02-17 19:13:11) :
I should really find something to name "malsalami" <which, in my native lang, means either a salami that is of poor quality, or one that has been naughty>; if it helps, I think of it in my head as ma'la.s:a"mi or ma.la.sa"mi. How about an all-final stress lang, a la french?

I like the notion: a period of religious oppression during which golden valley becomes impoverished and half-abandoned, only old priests and radicals having the nerve to keep living there while everyone else re...
owned by Torco, last edited 2014-02-17 19:18:28.
Forumworld (2014-02-17 16:36:35) :
Whenever I read [i]Jerusalem[/i] I hear it being said by Patrick Stewart's King Richard from [i]Robin Hood: Men in Tights[/i]. Also I keep reading [i]Malasami[/i] as salami (not a complaint, just a comment).

I could see that working out...I wouldn't have it entirely abandoned though (at least not the temples/priesthood). Possibly large sections of the city still abandoned, and several previously less-attended temple complexes be fully abandoned (but also including one of the former main...
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-02-17 16:40:28.

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