Pruskvian Language editions:, In order to effectively formalize work:

[Otto Von Roth]

Greetings Tauvagai!

I am here today to ask all Tauvagai of P.I.C.A.L. as well as various citizens who wander in here: of what they think of instead of updating the Pruskvian language as we go, we simply work on parts of the language and when we believe that the language has been updated Sufficiently update the language in order to make it more fitting into Prussian grammar?

For example: At current we would have V:1.0

Since we have very basic grammar if any down, as well as a tiny list of words in Pruskvian. It is for this reason that as we get a more advanced knowledge as well as the skills neccesary to build the Pruskvian language we can update it in large chunks of which the State and People shall learn in order to Standardize our Pruskvian and make it more and more Prussian.

Should we decide upon this as the method of which we shall publish the Pruskvian language we shall consider all works done until this point Version 1.0 And all work after this consideration work on V:2.0 Then we can release it once we have enough grammar and basic lessons and works taught of it.

This of course will probably be followed by Bills in the Revolutionary Congress in order to make these editions the legal form of the Pruskvian language here in Pruskvia and elsewhere in Wachensburg where Pruskvian is spoken. (There are large Pruskvian settlements in some of their old lands, and in some of the more metripolitan cities But then again many Micronationalities reside in those cities. )

What to you Tauvagai think of this?

-Otto von Roth

[Liudvikas Kirsch]

I think it's a very logical and excellent way to approach the building of a language. Good show!

(Though shouldn't it be microminorities instead of micronationalities if Pruskvians are living in, say, Artursburg? )

[Otto Von Roth]

Excellent, then I do believe our next order of business is to get a good list of what needs to be done going, and then simply check them off the list as we continue.

Easy enough I think. We just need to get the neccesary knowledge of Baltic languages together, and we should be good.

(Microminorities then, But who's to say the Pruskvians wouldn't want to Conquer Artursburg? We've been conquering them for about a thousand years. )

-Otto