Memorable Remarks . . . From the People who are Digitizing the WORLD
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Memorable Remarks . . . From the People who are Digitizing the WORLD EMELD Workshop Ypsilanti, Aug 2-5, 2002
Remarks • Why isn’t there a minimalist Barbie? • Do we need a BOPIT Extreme? • You can protect a language out of existence…. • Fortune cookies: • Terry: “Try a new system or a different approach” • Simon: “Fortunately you enjoy competitive sports”.
Remarks (cont.) • I have to wait for my handout to load (David) • You can look this up in any user manual. Usually they lie. • This is a really boring phrase, but that’s what linguists love (Bartek) • You don’t need to know what it is, as long as your system has it (Bartek) • . . . So you see that Norwegian and Swedish really are the same language…and that’s a problem. (Oesten)
Remarks (cont.) • I have to wait for my handout to load (David) • Look at what is done with a headset mic—the peaks are big and happy. • I’d like to get out of the business of being a Perl programmer and back to being a linguist (Gene) • It’s very nice for the metadata to have some data underneath it.
Remarks (cont.) • Academic access, criminal access—to the community they’re all the same. (Doug M.) • You can save it when you’ve got something that adequately expresses your confusion. • The paper is awfully drafty. (Arienne) • Here are the speakers of Phuthi…they don’t live in perfect ovals
Action Items • Be a linguistic missionary—or even a lightening bolt (Arienne) • Get your favorite character into Unicode (Debbie) • Train linguistic commandos (Scott)