Revision as of 09:41, 30 August 2020 by imported>Pat Palmer
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Notice to anyone stopping by
This article is an experiment; it might end up getting deleted later, but who knows yet? It's intended to test a developing policy idea about having multiple articles on the same, or similar, topics; and would thus run sort of alongside Language (general). I am avoiding putting up a disambig page yet, because I'm also doing some naming checks within the Linguistics workgroup generally.
Anyway, the point I need to make is, I'd like to take about a week (per John Stephenson's suggestion) to be the lead author on this article, while I do an initial mind dump (a very messy process), and after that, I hope to open it up for other collaborators to manipulate in ways they might want to, and we'll see what happens. In the meantime, John S. has put a whole bunch of sample "lead author" templates there for me to learn from.Pat Palmer (talk) 15:38, 30 August 2020 (UTC)
bullet list of things to work in somehow, maybe; baloney and brainstorming area (everyone else please ignore)
- Sign_language
- Writing, and writing systems
- Counting
- rope knotting
- semaphones and other signaling systems in technology or transportation
- Printing
- Braille
- what the Buddha said about animals understand human gestures and intention from human voices (science now backs this up)
- flowers signaling bees with pheromones
- claims that language makes us crazy (from Taoism?); Gertrude Stein; Eckhart Tolle, etc.
- smoke signals, bonfires, drumming, signaling
- these were long distance communications systems before we had technology for that
- phonemes (linguistics), tokens (compilers) ??
- we get information from icons, logos, avatars, uniforms; are these part of a language?