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On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 at 2:50 AM, Mike S. <maikxlx@gmail.com> wrote: > > What exactly is the reason for breaking mV "is-called" out of the unary > operators and allowing "is-called sentence" instead of "is-called formula"? > Apparently interjections can be names. I am a little confused by this. The reason was to allow things like "ma ce na tlmrje'eka'a" for " A is a forget-me-not". But I realized that that screws up with parentheticals, so I'm reverting to "is-called formula" for now, and putting mV back with the unary operators. > I > suppose my name could be "maike" if I wanted to be special due to my name > ending with the argument separator.. Can't have VV currently, but you could do "rna'ike". (Starting with CC "rn", not C "m") > Also, I see that "q ( C? V? )* q" is officially available, but no one is > using qxorxeq-, qmaikq-, qandq- etc. I added it only because I don't have 'q' among the consonants, but I can't say I like it. [ca?] ma'a xrxe