Directories and Link Pages

Directories and Link Pages Links

• Planlingvoj - Planned languages: Directory by Donald J. Harlow El æi tiu dokumento, vi povas atingi kelkajn ar¶ivojn pri planlingvoj / Very useful links to planned languages compiled by the Esperantist Donald J. Harlow
  
• Constructed Languages Library by Dean Easton Comprehensive lists of a huge number of Constructed Languages (conlangs) and International Auxiliary Languages (IALs). Names of the creators of the languages is also an immense help to the searcher. Direct convenient links to the main sites of proposed languages.
  
• Some Internet Resources Relating to Constructed languages: by Richard Kennaway Excellent inroductory notes and rich resource on tens of International Auxiliary languages (IALs) and constructed lnguages. Vast collection of links. Sections: Mailing lists and other electronic forums, alphabetical list of constructed languages, the graveyard, constructed script systems, aspects of constructed cultures, reformed natural languages, conlangers' home pages and other pointers to pointers, miscellanea,some notes on natural languages, resources for language building.
  
• Artificial Language Lab Includes descriptions amongst others of: Damin, DLT Esperanto, Esperanto sen Fleksio, Glaugnea, Interglossa, Lingua Ignota, Neo, Plan B, Sona, Spocanian, Suma, UNI, Universala Lingva Kodo, Reformed Volapuk, Vorlin, Zengo. Article about ideas. Reference data. Site by Rick Harrison.
  
• Language Guides: Yamada Language Center (YLC) at University of Oregon Huge resource material for natural as well as constructed languages and national and international sign languages. All languages listed in their alphabetical order. Many links.
  
• Conlangs and International Auxiliary Languages - by Paul O. Bartlett Helpful introductory notes on Conlangs and International Auxiliary Languages (IALs). by Paul O Bartlett. Covers Interlingua, Esperanto, IDO, Volapuk, Latino Moderne, The Master Language, Glosa, Loiban, Eurolang, Novial, Ceqli, NGL, Lingua Franca Nova, Lingua Franca, Vorlin, frater. Also useful links and ISO-8859-x character set and KLARINT.
  
• Model Language Index by Henning Brief notes and virtually hundreds of links on Model Languages (ModLangs)
  
• The Language Page: Conlang lists by Herman Miller Well categorized lsits and links of constructed languages by Herman Miller, the creator of many conlangs including the Mizarian languages (notably Cispa and Jirit). Sections include: General language-related documents / Mizarian languages / Elvish languages / More of Miller's fictional and experimental languages / Other language-related sites.
  
• Constructed Human Languages by C. Bogart Categorized links to information about most all constructed human languages. Sections: Artistic, logical, personal, Esperanto and reforms, international communication, fiction (Tolkien, Star Track, others), historical, Latin reform/revival, not listed elsewhere, conlang resources.
  
• Conlang Links: from the uqoi site Links to tens of constructed languages (conlangs) with the useful inclusion of the names of the creators of these languages. A presentation of the conlang -qoi site.
  
• Conlang Yellow Pages by J. Shinavi Excellent list of conlangs in alphabetical order. Very helpful indication of the basis for the language e.g. auxiliary, fictional, experimental, micronational, reformed English, modified English, script, personal, multilingual and international hybrid, derived from Latin, disability, logical, amusing, secret language, philiosphical, mystical, musical, historical, shorthand, code, sci-fi jargon etc. Also a list of lost languages. Favorite conlangs. Convenient links to main sites of the proposed conlangs.