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Login with Twitter and Github works again
The problem with twitter and github logins have been fixed. It turned out to be the same underlying problem for both.
Pinned: 2020-01-07 20:45
Password reset via email should work now
Note that there is a new sender address! It ends with cals.info now, while it used to end with gmail.com, so remember to check your spam folder if it doesn't turn up.
The reset works as in: you get your email, you can change your password, but after you've changed your password you're logged out. Not ideal, but it's high on the TODO-list to make that bit better. Also to make it easier to find the "change password" link in the first place, cough.
Pinned: 2020-01-03 23:49
2020-10-21 09:40 Changed language: Ngaraxth Crixth v7
2020-10-21 04:47 New language: Al Bakiyye
Hrayca1 added Al Bakiyye to CALS.
Hû Al Bakiyye&Hûrayca (And that's how you greet someone in Al Bakiyye.)
Al Bakiyye's homepage is at http://hurayca.rastgelelik.com.
What defines your conlang?
By adding your language here, and answering the questions by choosing a single value for each relevant WALS-feature (e.g. it's not a goal to answer every single one of them!), you might discover new things in your conlang, or grammar gaps that need to be filled somehow. By reading the descriptions of each feature at WALS, you also get a crash course in linguistic typology and universals – but be warned, some of those papers are overly scholarly...
CALS challenges
- Pick some features and values at random, then try to make a language out of that.
- What would the most average conlang look like? Should it be updated to stay the most average?
- Contrary, would a conlang with many rare and unusual features be usable at all?
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