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==== Cmavo - based on cmavo list; maybe later combo-freq's ==== (That is, the priority now is to define the cmavo as they appear in the cmavo list -- including such combinations of cmavo as appear there. The notion of expl

...people post to the Web server, which forwards the postings to the mailing list. To fully participate, one must sign up for both. ...someone posts an Issue at the Web site. The Issue is sent to the mailing list, with an URL at the end. Click on this URL, and you are at the Web site po

{.oi nai} has an extra semicolon before it in the list. As I understand it, this list is in alphabetical order. Would it make more sense to rearrange it a little

...nline versions. Figure out what the cmavo means. Write it down. See the templates below. ** Search [http://groups.google.com/group/lojban the mailing list], or anything else that seems relevant, for debate about the nature of the

...//guskant.github.io/lojbo/gismu-cmavo.html official and experimental gismu list in tsv and html formats extracted from jbovlaste] with definitions in sever ...//guskant.github.io/lojbo/gismu-cmavo.html official and experimental cmavo list in tsv and html formats extracted from jbovlaste] with definitions in sever

* Mailing list * Reduce the number of live journal/mailing list items on the home page, and have a "More News" page

...o.com/group/lojban/message/9783, archived at http://mail.lojban.org/lojban-list/msg09783.html</ref>, if there isn't a readily available place structure, la ** How many of the hundreds of lujvo in Nora's list are seljvajvo, and how many are not? It's a bit late to start issuing procl

...central place in coordinating what needs to be done on the wiki. This is a list of things that still needs to be added to it or are under consideration. * Split all the content using pages prefixes: "proga", "jboske"/"BPFK". Add templates to the top of pages where needed. E.g. add <nowiki>{{jbocre/en}}</nowiki> t

| So now I suggest using mediawiki templates for indices and similar things in ELG (as an alternative to CLL): ...to describe a language hardly spoken, and if so only by those few mailing list lojbanists who seldom even say anything at all in Lojban.