I'm not looking to launch a Toki Pona Wikipedia (yet), but all this discussion of various languages, their (non)widespread use, and so on has raised in my mind some questions. First off, I was wondering if anyone has any experience or data that gives an idea of how widespread Toki Pona use is, and secondly, I was wondering if there would be any particular opposition to a Toki Pona Wikipedia if (as a purely hypothetical example) five or six fluent speakers raised the issue here.

I'm not looking to launch a Toki Pona Wikipedia (yet), but all this discussion of various languages, their (non)widespread use, and so on has raised in my mind some questions. First off, I was wondering if anyone has any experience or data that gives an idea of how widespread Toki Pona use is, and secondly, I was wondering if there would be any particular opposition to a Toki Pona Wikipedia if (as a purely hypothetical example) five or six fluent speakers raised the issue here. Again, I stress that I do not intend to pursue the notion of setting up a Toki Pona Wikipedia in the forseeable future. I'm interested in the language, though, and have recently begun the very odd task of learning it. Idle curiosity about how it fits into the Wikipedia realm is the natural (for me) consequence of these circumstances. -- Chad _______________________________________________ Wikipedia-l mailing list Wikipedia-l(a)Wikimedia.org http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikipedia-l