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What stand will you take on the apocrypha? (all those words that are in various status of proposed but not used, obsolete, etc) I've added three new glyphs to sitelen sitelen for alasa, kipisi, and namako. Thanks to Joe Corneli for his initial glyph suggestions and feedback on my modifications. I'm...

Nice work

"sina lukin e ni" could maybe be "sina ken lukin e ni" or "o lukin e ni" to link the cause/effect it back to the previous sentence:
"If you feel this way come here. see this...." or "if you feel this way, come here. You can see this..."

Maybe the less saturated one feels less disconnected, it helps all the glyphs have equal importance, but the groupings are almost the same to me. I feel like I am training my mind to ignore the color in order to read it, but I am not getting information from the color. Having the grey background hel...

I think my instinct would be to group whole words together by color, even though they are grouped by proximity, it was harder to see that waso, lukin, and moku were single words, but tawa, pipi, and lili really stood out.

very nice! I like the s shaped path.

could comma glyph be vertical? Yes, all the punctuation can rotate if need be. PS could you remind me the link for PPT file with glyphs for syllables? Here is a powerpoint with the full set of glyphs. I also reworked the original set, cleaning up a line here and there, and converting all the lines ...

Kudos on the new lesson layout, its is a fresh new look. sitelen sin sina li pona mute tawa mi. Thanks! It's a lot easier to work with since it's layer out with CSS rather than frame sets. I was able to write the text in markdown, then convert it to html and clean up the code in just a couple days....

thank you. the reference page in text or graphics? does everyone has an arabic supporting system nowdays?

It all looks great on my machine.

do you have any idea, which glyph should be over, the 1st or the last? Since the block order rules define the path through the glyph tower, it makes no difference in terms of meaning which is over or under. I go with whatever mix is the clearest visually. In the example you post, the first syllable...

I've revamped the old pages on my site and added lesson 9, Unofficial Words, Interjections, Commands. I'll be adding a couple new galleries of images next.