The Minority European Language Informtaion Network is a project designed to establish a centralised World Wide Web site for the provision of language resources to users of minority and lesser-used languages in the EU. The website initially caters for 4 languages - Irish, Welsh, Catalan and Basque and contains resources for each language.
At the risk of keeping this here longer than it needs to be. Alpha, for the love of God, why are you so pathologically unable to let the matter rest!!
We’ve mostly moved on, the other threads were starting to sink, then you had to sart a complete new one, with the pretext of having found something that might amuse someone. Give it up! Anyone who has any interest in the matter has seen your opinions in every thread on the matter, find a new rant. You’re starting to get really boring and predictable.
Oh come on, Ursa , I did it because I knew people would see the title, roll their eyes all the way back into their head and have a reply all ready in their head. I did it because I knew I’d fake everyone out.
I’m taking a piss out of all of you. It’s not just that a topic is being beat to death. The whole thing’s damn goofy. Go ahead and take it seriously if you want.
Face it, you came in here all angry and serious and probably increased your blood pressure. Over nothing. Exactly.
I’m guilty of no longer taking this whole ordeal seriously and laughing at those who do. Sue me.
Besides, the thousands of people who speak Catalan probably appreciate the PR.
Gypsy: Tom, I don’t get you. Tom Servo: Nobody does. I’m the wind, baby.
I actually thought the MELIN website was very interesting. I like reading about languages, especially some of the European ones not in general use, like Basque, Welsh, and Catalan. Thanks, Alpha, it answered some questions I had regarding spoken Basque.
:::Ensign, come about, steer on heading 180 away from shitstorm:::