> Wouldn't Lojban, Elefen, Toki Pona or Ithkuil be better candidates? I believe that we should use a language that has not only survived the test of time, but

> Wouldn't Lojban, Elefen, Toki Pona or Ithkuil be better candidates? I believe that we should use a language that has not only survived the test of time, but is still spoken by its native population and shows its expressiveness by its many words for forms of water. It also had 410 speakers according to a 2011 census, which is more than native speakers of Lojban (20-200), Elefen (30-100), Toki Pona (3-100), or Ithkuil (0-10). As an example of its practical use compared to Lojban, Elefen, Toki Pona, or Ithkuil, here is a stop sign in Inuinnaqtun: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuinnaqtun#/media/File:Nutqarrit_-_Stop_sign_in_CYCB.JPG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuinnaqtun#/media/File:Nutqar... I've not seen a stop sign in Lojban, Elefen, Toki Pona, or Ithkuil. How could that be safe?