List of loglangs and quasi-loglangs: Difference between revisions

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Spoken

Loglandic (‘LoCCan’)

Tonal

Non-isolating

Isolating (particle-based)

Experimental

Graphical

Formal

Ontology languages

Theorem provers

Some others are mentioned over at the Lojban wiki.

Láadan (Suzette Haden Elgin, 1982), related to the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis: website (dead link?)
Ceqli (Rex F., 1996), influenced by Loglan: [7], [8]
Latejami (Rick Morneau, 1995), whose design is optimized for machine translation purposes: [9]
Ithkuil (John Quijada, 2004), whose aim is to describe meanings as precisely as possible: [10], Discord community
The New Ithkuilic Language (John Quijada, work in progress): write-up, Discord community
LIT (?): Discord community

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 ; Spoken
 :; Loglandic (‘LoCCan’)
-::* [[Loglan]] (James Cooke Brown, 1955): [http://www.loglan.org/]
+::* [[Loglan]] (1995)
-::* [[Lojban]] (Bob «lojbab» LeChevalier et al., 1987): [http://www.lojban.org/], [https://discord.gg/XjbnCvs Discord community]
+::* [[Lojban]] (1987)
 ::* [[Loksan]]
 :; Tonal
-::* [[Gua\spi]] (Jim Carter, 1989): [http://www.jfcarter.net/~jimc/guaspi/index.html]
+::* [[Gua\spi]] (1989)
-::* [[Toaq]] (Miles «solpahi» Forster, 2013): [http://toaq.org/], [https://discord.gg/qDqDsH9 Discord community]
+::* [[Toaq]] (2013)
 :; Non-isolating
 ::* [[Voksigid]] (Bruce Gilson, 1991): [https://web.archive.org/web/20170427022212/http://viewsoflanguage.host56.com/voksigid/ archive]