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Obscure languages are like art in someone's attic. It could be a Van Gogh, or a child's finger painting. Valid answers to your question include "To whom?" and
by fizx 17y ago
Obscure languages are like art in someone's attic. It could be a Van Gogh, or a child's finger painting. Valid answers to your question include "To whom?" and "Not yet (if ever)."
Signed, an obscure language writer
- dschobel 17y agoWell that's just my point. The only notoriety this language has is because of a naming clash, not for any legitimate technical merit.