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Each major area of work gets a top-level section on this wikipage.  So far, there seem to be two major areas that would require a significant amount of work, so everything else is lumped under "miscellaneous".  (It is possible that the [[Modules]] project might be broken out as a third major area.)
Each major area of work gets a top-level section on this wikipage.  So far, there seem to be two major areas that would require a significant amount of work, so everything else is lumped under "miscellaneous".  (It is possible that the [[Modules]] project might be broken out as a third major area.)


* Definition of loglanghood
* Discovery and documentation of attested loglangs and quasi-loglangs
* Discovery and documentation of attested loglangs and quasi-loglangs
* Historical timeline of the logic and linguistics of loglangs
* Historical timeline of the logic and linguistics of loglangs
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** Search conlanging websites (in all languages)
** Search conlanging websites (in all languages)
** Where else?
** Where else?
* Decide a the cut-off point between mere loglang sketches (to be listed somewhere but not given an article) and well developed conlangs (to be given an article).
* Decide on a cut-off point between mere loglang sketches (to be listed somewhere but not given an article) and well developed conlangs (to be given an article).
* Decide on a cut-off point between loglangs, loglanglikes, loglang-inspired engelangs, and everything else.
* Based on the cutoff point, create a list of "minor" loglangs to be listed somewhere but not given an article; include basic info in a table (sources/links, author, year, ...).
* Based on the cutoff point, create a list of "minor" loglangs to be listed somewhere but not given an article; include basic info in a table (sources/links, author, year, ...).
** Joshua Shinavier's Danovën (????)
** Joshua Shinavier's Danovën (????)
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** Set down formatting conventions
** Set down formatting conventions
** Set down credit/notes/sources conventions
** Set down credit/notes/sources conventions
* '''Modules project:''' For each lang, observe and add [[modules]]
* '''Modules project:''' For each lang, observe and add distinct design alternatives to the [[modules]]
** Write and refine specifications to be used as input to software for generating logical languages,
*** Vocabulary specifications (see [https://github.com/logical-languages/primitives primitives])
*** Predefined Phonotactics configurations
*** Syntax structure templates
*** Semantic specifications
** Build software tools to generate logical languages (and related tooling) from specification data and configuration.
*** Generate description/specification of language, including describing mapping to formal semantics
*** Generate language dictionary
*** Generate language parser
*** Generate language translator
** Attempt to configure and apply this software to re-generate existing logical languages
* Seek new, unpopular loglangs and put them in the spotlight
* Seek new, unpopular loglangs and put them in the spotlight
* Events
* Events

Latest revision as of 05:32, 21 May 2020

This page contains a (tentative, incomplete, evolving) general todo list for the LLWiki.

See also:

Top-level Goals (i.e. Major Areas of Work)

Each major area of work gets a top-level section on this wikipage. So far, there seem to be two major areas that would require a significant amount of work, so everything else is lumped under "miscellaneous". (It is possible that the Modules project might be broken out as a third major area.)

  • Definition of loglanghood
  • Discovery and documentation of attested loglangs and quasi-loglangs
  • Historical timeline of the logic and linguistics of loglangs
  • Miscellaneous Goals

Each major section is broken down into smaller parts as needed.

All parts are assumed to be part of the LLWiki unless otherwise noted.

Discovery and documentation of attested loglangs and quasi-loglangs

  • Discover attested loglangs and other relevant constructed languages ("quasi-loglangs") wherever they might be found.
    • Search Wikipedia (in all languages)
    • Search conlanging websites (in all languages)
    • Where else?
  • Decide on a cut-off point between mere loglang sketches (to be listed somewhere but not given an article) and well developed conlangs (to be given an article).
  • Decide on a cut-off point between loglangs, loglanglikes, loglang-inspired engelangs, and everything else.
  • Based on the cutoff point, create a list of "minor" loglangs to be listed somewhere but not given an article; include basic info in a table (sources/links, author, year, ...).
    • Joshua Shinavier's Danovën (????)
  • Based on the cutoff point, create a list of "major" loglangs to be given an article. Keep a list somewhere and include LLWiki article status:
    • Liva (stub)
    • Lojsk (stub)
    • Xorban (stub)
    • Toaq (stub)
    • Marcos Cramer's Loglio (Loglan–Esperanto crossover?) (stub)
  • Decide exactly what counts as a "quasi-loglang" and make a list of those relevant enough to be given an article. Keep a list somewhere and include LLWiki article status:
    • (Kēlen) (stub)
    • UNLWS (stub)
  • Ongoing LLWiki work: write and improve and keep up-to-date lang articles
    • Create categories and templates
    • Decide typical lang article structure, to the extent possible
    • Set down formatting conventions
    • Set down credit/notes/sources conventions
  • Modules project: For each lang, observe and add distinct design alternatives to the modules
    • Write and refine specifications to be used as input to software for generating logical languages,
      • Vocabulary specifications (see primitives)
      • Predefined Phonotactics configurations
      • Syntax structure templates
      • Semantic specifications
    • Build software tools to generate logical languages (and related tooling) from specification data and configuration.
      • Generate description/specification of language, including describing mapping to formal semantics
      • Generate language dictionary
      • Generate language parser
      • Generate language translator
    • Attempt to configure and apply this software to re-generate existing logical languages
  • Seek new, unpopular loglangs and put them in the spotlight
  • Events
    • Announce loglangs-of-the-week?

Historical timeline of the logic and linguistics of loglangs

To be written. For basic idea, see: https://mw.lojban.org/papri/Lojban_timeline

Lots of topics can be given articles.

Miscellaneous Goals

Administrative

  • set up wiki email (for password recovery, whatever else)


Please add to this list as you see fit. Those are mere suggestions.

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