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Fall of languages is not bad thing. For example, without the fall of Volapük, it's very possible that Esperanto would not have taken off, since much of the earl
by nxzero 10y ago
Fall of languages is not bad thing. For example, without the fall of Volapük, it's very possible that Esperanto would not have taken off, since much of the early growth of Esperanto was a result of Volapük speakers looking for a new constructed language.
If a community lacks reasoning, that is the real issue, not major battles, which might just means there is in fact a valid reasoning to split the community.
Keeping a community together just for the sake of doing so is a recipe for failure.