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I think this is neat, and a skillful proof of concept. Thanks for making it and showing it to us!
@TimothyCurrie The author's objections to Toki Pona are
Its ambiguity - which makes communicating complex and/or nuanced subjects difficult
Its non-recursive grammar
Its limited phonology obscures word roots.
I think limited phonology is more important than word-root recognition for an international auxiliary language, so I disagree with the author. But the other two are significant problems.
@EricMoyer read the article, quite convincing. Lets see if Mini will ever have 1000 speakers. Would be nice.
@ForrestTaylor Lojban is meant to be perfectly logical and regular, it's more of a philosophical language that isn't meant to be used naturally. Min is a minimalistic language with indo-european word roots made to be an auxiliary language.