Jared Angell wrote:
"The v and s aren't allowed together; they're a voiced-unvoiced
consonant pair. They must either be separated with a y, or a
different rafsi be selected."
If Lojban is being allowed to evolve like a natural language than who cares?
Someone who values the fact that Lojban is different than natural
languages, such as yourself, would be likely to resist evolutionary
changes that make it more like natural languages.
Since there would be few people learning Lojban if they did not value at
least *some* of the differences from other languages, the resistance
against naturalizing the language is extremely strong, except where the
inherent (and perhaps subconscious) nature of language is capable of
overwhelming our desires.
lojbab
