You're making assumptions about my implications and comparing two completely different things. A well archived language can be reborn again - a dead species can

You're making assumptions about my implications and comparing two completely different things. A well archived language can be reborn again - a dead species can't (yet). Furthermore, where are you taking that I'm advocating forcefully spreading a language? I'm stating a two very simple facts: 1. If you want a language to stay alive, you need speakers. 2. If you want a language to outlive speakers, you need to archive it well. Since we live in a world of choice, you'll have to do something in order to let people choose to become a speaker of that language.