Talk:loglang

Discussion

why don't we just call them all "loglans" since that's a generic term?

nitcion:

Uncontroversially to the LLG and the U.S. courts, perhaps; but for an incentive not to, I refer you to niction

And:

I think it is useful to reserve loglan for members of the Loglan family.

A related term that is useful but unused is engelang or engilang for "engineered language", which is a little more general than loglang, "based on logical principles". Features like self-segregating morphology are not particularly logical, but typical of an engelang.

...platybau ?