[Air-l] aoir & languages

[Jeremy Hunsinger]

we actually have a wiki that is capable of this http://wiki.aoir.org
On Mar 21, 2006, at 2:47 AM, William Bain wrote:

> On the discussion about languages and air-la that's recently  
> started, I wonder if this might not be related to another issue  
> that's occasionally been talked about, namely whether aoir needs a  
> wiki. What occurs to me is that a language wiki dealing with  
> technical terms might be in order. Technical terminology is bound  
> to come up when posts get transferred (or translated) from air-la  
> to air-l. Would it be of interest to have a wiki (a wiktionary?  
> sorry) to deal with this issue? Further to this, Beverly Trayner  
> wrote about a carnival of blog and it struck me that possibly as a  
> simple trial air-l (or for that matter air-la or both) could for a  
> limited period (a week? a few days?) accept posts in a number of  
> languages, for example the working languages used by the European  
> Parliament. This short period of "carnival" might show that there's  
> really no need for the two lists (l and la) and also whether online  
> dictionaries *specific* to aoir are of any real interest.
>
>   Best regards, William
>   Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
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Jeremy Hunsinger
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