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>Since then, this alternate spelling is spreading. Government bodies uses it <BR>>(ex. City of Montreal - <A href="http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/portal/page?_pageid=2496,3086502&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL">http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/portal/page?_pageid=2496,3086502&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL</A> ) <BR>
>as well as private firms (ex. Sociétélogique - <A href="http://www.societelogique.org/dev/contenu/?page=simple/bienvenue&langue=si">http://www.societelogique.org/dev/contenu/?page=simple/bienvenue&langue=si</A> ) <BR>><BR>>Is that a complete list?<BR>
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Is there any list of this kind? the web is an ocean in perpetual change. I come across the sites, maybe we could find more. How many is the rule?<BR>
<BR>>http://www.alfograf.net/ortograf/images/tract/paj-512-61-alfograf-liste.pdf <BR>>In fact, M. Rougnon-Glasson seeks to distance his initiative from that of M. Périard: <BR>>"Le mouvement ORTOGRAF-alfograf ou ORTOGRAF-Franche-Comté <BR>
>(pour le distinguer de ORTOGRAF-Québec)<BR>>propose un processus de réforme tout à fait différent de celui de Mario Périard <BR>>sur le site internet de la ville de Montréal." <A href="http://www.vulgum.org/spip.php?breve17">http://www.vulgum.org/spip.php?breve17</A><BR>
<BR>I know personnaly Louis Rougnon-Glasson and we are in contact regularly. Our project and his project are not rival but complementary.<BR>Don't be shy to ask him. He is very kind. We agree about the phonetic part of the standard. Ortograf.net suggest to write phonetically<BR>with the current and actual keyboard. Louis Rougnon-Glasson suggest a new characters to note sounds witch are currently represented by 2 or 3 letters. I agree on this point of view for the future.<BR>To keep things simple, our project can be seen as ortograf 1.0 and the Louis' project could be ortograf 2.0.<BR>
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>The language tag "frm" unequivocally means "Middle French" as spoken in the period <BR>>roughly spanning from 1400 to 1600 CE. If that is the language in which the pages >are expressed, <BR>>then "frm" is the right tag. If the pages are in any other language, <BR>>including Modern French in any orthography, then "frm" is the wrong tag regardless <BR>>of how "official" it is. You may as well tag the pages "zh".<BR>
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You are right.<BR>
<BR>>In fact, although I previously supported <BR>>'ortograf' as the most logical subtag value for <BR>>M. Périard's sytem, should it be registered, I <BR>>now see great potential for confusion between <BR>>the two "Ortograf" proposals and suggest that <BR>>'periard' would make a more suitable subtag value.<BR>
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I would have been so vain to suggest a subtag with my name ;-)<BR>ortograf or montreal2004 is enough for me.<BR>
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