Status?
CE Whitehead
cewcathar at hotmail.com
Tue Mar 20 17:48:49 CET 2007
Hi, if this is o.k. I prefer the following comment for the second subtag
(1606nict):
Comments: 16th century French as in Jean Nicot, "Thresor de
>>> la langue francoyse" 1606, but also including French similar to that
>>>of Rabelais.
(Rabelais's French is not catalogued in Nicot, but it is very close to that
catalogued in Nicot; no reason to exclude him in my opinion since including
him makes the subtag much more useful; see below also!
Ah me hope you get this in time; I did not get online enough yesterday--I
only get a few hours online because of rules here! I have no more
amendations
)
--C. E. Whitehead
cewcathar at hotmail.com
>>>Comments: 17th century French, as catalogued in the "Dictionnaire de
>>> l'académe françoise", 4eme ed. 1694; frequently includes
>>> elements of Middle French, as this is a transitional period
>>
>>I still don't like the long, encyclopedic comments, but I appear to have
>>lost this battle and I can live with it.
>
>I replicated what the CE Whitehead asked for. Comments are allowed to be
>long (well, longer).
>
Thanks!
>>>Description: Late Middle French (before 1606?)
>>
>>Please, let's do away with this question mark. It will merely make the
>>user unsure of the purpose of the tag. Better to just say "(before 1606)"
>>in the spirit of ISO 639 descriptions, which also assign more-or-less
>>precise boundary dates.
Sure or I would say (Rabelais to 1606)
(yes remove the mark; it's a comment to us;
you could say here, but it would probably be better to do so in the comment
that this is French "as catalogued in Jean Nicot . . . but also including
French similar to that of Rabelais."
(Rabelais's French is not in Nicot; the comment is a place to address
this!)
>
>I forgot the question mark, which I originally inserted because I inferred
>the date, not because the registrant asked for it. I think it should be
>removed.
>
>>>Comments: 16th century French as in Jean Nicot, "Thresor de
>>> la langue francoyse" 1606
>>
>>Was something supposed to appear after this semicolon? I suggest removing
>>it.
>
>Apparently not.
Probably not but see top of this email--for a minor amendment to this!
>
>>
>>If nobody has any objections, I'll send Official Registration Forms with
>>these minor changes (and some tiny mechanical ones, like lowercasing
>>"variant") to the list and to Michael.
>>
>
>Please.
Wait, wait, if you can just till you get this!
Ah me; I did not get online enough yesterday--I only get a few hours online
because of rules here!
Sorry! I guess I did not realize I had less than a day! (or I might have
asked for special permission to get back on at 19:15 or 19:30 our time here
and sort through this)
>
>Addison
>
>--
>Addison Phillips
>Globalization Architect -- Yahoo! Inc.
Thanks, Addison, Doug, Mike, and others (Stephane, and others) for all your
feedback etc. on this.
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