Re: Ygyde is easier to learn than any other language

Paul Bartlett wrote:

> Whether you like it or not, euroclones have certainly gone *FAR*
> further than Ygyde has.  How many users of Ygyde are there beside
> yourself compared to, say, users of Interlingua, Ido, or Lingua Franca
> Nova, to say nothing of Esperanto (which I myself consider more or less
> a euroclone)?

Ygyde is still developed, so it is too early for marketing. Now is
good time to fix imperfections in the tables. I have to do this work
myself because it is difficult to explain fine points of table work to
anyone, and even more difficult to find someone creative enough to do
this work. I changed one word in the preposition table this morning
and two words yesterday.

I am not a rude person, but I don't suffer idiots needlessly. I have a
mindset of a scientist, so I enjoy thinking about ideas of all kinds
(mostly technology and science) Ygyde is one of my many ideas. I do
not get along with euroclone enthusiasts because their mindset is very
different. They (like Muslims) care more about brute power than about
elegance of new ideas. They think "we are very big and we will smash
everyone who challenges our supremacy." (I have a chance of becoming a
powerful person, but I will never enjoy using brute force to impose my
ideas upon others.) Unlike the euroclone enthusiasts, I have always
appreciated criticism of my favorite auxlang (Ygyde). I just learned
from this thread (David Wolff) that there is a minor flaw in Ygyde's
font. I appreciate the criticism and the intelligence of David Wolff.
It is too bad that he is the only person in this thread who has
demonstrated intelligence.