User blog comment:MýnÆnglishTáwk/Getting Anglish to be written ond spoken more/@comment-34075916-20180502211955/@comment-1045231-20180512143705

I think it was like what's happening now between Netherlandish and Rhinish: speakers can understand some or most of what the others want to get across, but only with some work and time.

"Just" brooked in this English way seems to be one-off to English, though. Seems to have grown in its own way after being loaned. I just don't know what we would outtrade it for if it was cast out - everything else clinks wrong to me ("mere" or just leaving it out are the least bad choosings, I think).

Could you take a look at some things I've written on talk leafs (look at my list of workings (contributions)) and say what you think? Above all my wanting to undo some odd leafshrithings (page moves), mostly of true names (e.g. China vs Midric - wending back to China). I also saw that Anglofrench moved "Earthlore" to "Earthfrod" without grounds a few years ago, when it would be "frood" anyway and such a brook like Icelandish has not been sworn to (attested) in English. What would you think of me undoing that and other alike shrithings?