User talk:Landais

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I wish you a productive and pleasant stay. Cheers! Meno25 03:32, 29 November 2007 (UTC)

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Use Esperanto when no io translation409:01, 16 January 2017

Hello, thanks for your translations into io. Can you please check this proposal to show less English to the users who choose io as their interface language? Thanks.

Nemo (talk)14:41, 30 November 2016

When no io translation, English is a better choice than Esperanto for the users who choose Ido as their interface language. Esperanto and Ido are now very different languages !

Landais (talk)23:23, 15 January 2017

Different to the point that an Ido speaker won't understand the Esperanto strings?

Nemo (talk)23:27, 15 January 2017

Yes of course! Who gave you the idea of replacing English by Esperanto? I found that of the 9 contributors who approved this idea, 7 are Esperantists confirmed according to their Babel user information, of which only 1 has a low knowledge of Ido. One can therefore ask questions about the real motivation of their choice. The Idist community that I frequent since 2003, does not accept this decision according to the reactions exchanged in the Yahoo groups. It is easy to understand, Ido being a reform of the Esperanto elaborated in 1907. Since these two languages have diverged much. The small core of vocabulary that remains to them in common can not justify the decision you made and which seems partisan in view of the Babel user information of those who approved it. It is preferable to return to the previous situation with English which will pose less problem until the translation in Ido progresses.

Landais (talk)00:48, 16 January 2017

Actually, I involved in the discussion all active editors of io.wiki.

Nemo (talk)09:01, 16 January 2017