Bob A

:Jupiter is a planet and thus not natively any language; it's called Jupiter in English, French, German, &c, so I don't see why that's controversial. I chose the English form of Alexander Pushkin because it's most recognisable on account of English's status as linqua franca. if we're going to call things by their "native" name, we should start calling Basque as euskara, Joan of Arc as Jehanne Darc, Abraham as אברם, Confucius as 孔子, and so forth. however, this controversy is no longer relevant. I don't have any interest in Lojban any longer (having switched to [[en:Ilaksh|Ilaksh]], which is far superior), and don't intend to edit this wiki any more. by the way, I think you should consider deleting all the single sentence articles I've created. Bob A 04:57, 26 la daumast. 2008 (UTC)