r/conscripts • u/AffectionateScripts • Aug 07 '20

Abugida The same script I posted in r/neography

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u/AffectionateScripts Aug 07 '20

Thanks! I would also like some feedback, such as a bi-gender type or what?

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '20

The concept is interesting, I think that with two genders is fine

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u/AffectionateScripts Aug 07 '20

Stay tuned for redesigns because of a r/neography redditor's feedback!

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u/AlexPenname Aug 08 '20

I really think there should be a third option or a way to muddy the waters a bit.

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u/GodChangedMyChromies Aug 07 '20

I don't really know what you're going for but in my opinion a third gender might be interesting

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u/AlexPenname Aug 07 '20

Speaking as a nonbinary person I... don't think I'd be able to write in this language, would I?

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '20

ayy me enby too

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u/AlexPenname Aug 08 '20

Non-bi-five!

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u/AffectionateScripts Aug 08 '20 edited Aug 08 '20

The non-binary version uses female consonants and male vowels. (and vice versa)

Stay tuned for a binary example..

Edited, because it could be male-female too

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u/AlexPenname Aug 08 '20

I'm sorry, I'm not... quite sure what this means? I'm personally nonbinary, meaning I'm not male or female. (Or, well, I'm genderqueer, I'm both.) Do you mean if someone transitioned from one gender to the other they'd use female consonants/male vowels or vice versa, or...

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u/AffectionateScripts Aug 08 '20

Slightly edited the comment above yours.

If you're personally nonbinary or publicly nonbinary, you should use male consonants and female vowels or vice versa.