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Religion/Fundamentalists/Creationists: • Sullivan County •

Phonology

• [square brackets] are for phonetic transcriptions (exact "phones" used in speech)
• /slashes/ are for phonemic transcriptions ("phonemes" represented by letters)
• <angle brackets> are for orthography (transliteration into Roman letters)

Translation

How would Azarennya handle the clauses in these sentences?

• "I am comparing the President's veto statement to the Le Parti Democratique to General Tony McAuliffe's famous reply to German demand for surrender at Bastogne. NUTS!"

Redo this site

Wiki

[Update: Try working with PmWiki categories first. QUOTE: So, by adding the link [[!Subject]] to a page, a link to that page will automatically appear on the page Category.Subject, as long as the GroupFooter for the Category group has been tweaked appropriately. Thus, you can create a page that automatically creates an alphabetized list of all movies discussed on your wiki by creating links to [[!Movies]] on each film's page; the resulting automatic list would be on the page Category.Movies.]

I'm not 100% happy with this Wiki setup. I'd like to be able to build big pages from little snippets, so that items can be combined in various ways dynamically.

• Each "page" should be a snippet, meant to be combined with other snippets to build a complete page.
• The URL "karig.net" just brings up the ten most recent snippets.
• Nothing exists in the home directory except "index.php" and the folder "c" (for "content").
• Each snippet has keywords, stored in a special snippet file.
• A URL like "karig.net/something" serves every snippet with "something" as a keyword. If no such snippets exist, then "index.php" tells you so and displays a search page.
• System might also implement full-text search, so you can find every snippet with a given word or phrase in it.
• I'll want an online editor to edit my snippets. (They can just be HTML.)
• Editor passes text and snippet name to "save.php" which rebuilds indexes.
• Each changed file is saved as a new file.
  • This means I don't have to redo keyword indexes if I remove a keyword from a snippet.
  • This also means that I need a snippet-name-to-filename index so that we always load the current version of each snippet.
  • Finally, it means that I can undo mistakes (or sabotage).

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