tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Wed Nov 19 23:06:48 1997
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Re: DOW (was Re: KLBC introducing myself)
- From: "Jarno Peschier" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: DOW (was Re: KLBC introducing myself)
- Date: Thu, 20 Nov 1997 08:09:58 +0100
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- Organization: Utrecht University, Computer Science
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On 16 Nov 97 at 14:14, Neal Schermerhorn wrote:
> I find it terrible that the KLI, which boasts the most fluent
> Klingon speakers in the universe and has played such an important
> role in popularizing the language, is never asked to provide advice
> on these publications. If I spoke German I would have 'beta-tested'
> the book for free. I know that some others here would have as well.
I would. And I speak German.
> If it were legal, I'd suggest we create our OWN international
> editions of TKD - of course, it is at worst illegal to do so, and at
> best questionable enough to tempt an expensive lawsuit. But are
> there legal grounds for the KLI to produce "recommended" translated
> editions of KLI for submission to Paramount for their publication?
> Perhaps in exchange for a mention of our efforts in Klingon texts we
> were to participate in, or at least the printing of 11 characters
> (www.kli.org)?
This sounds like a great idea! Does anyone have any idea on how we
might go about taking steps in this direction? What people exactly
(at Paramount or not) to ask about this?
> Does anyone agree with me?
I suspect every one this list that's at least a tiny bit
(semi-)serious about tlhIngan Hol is...
Jarno Peschier, computer science student, Utrecht University
mailto:[email protected] http://jarno.home.ml.org/
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