I just bought skxawng.lu, now what?

[kewnya txamew'itan]

The email system does not support the ä, try using only oeysa_nok or something, -y is a casual version of yä. (i think...)

ae = ä

The problem is that can't be used in na'vi because ae can and does occur (in Frommer's favourite word for example). The problem is that there's no good way of writing them without special characters although my favourite method would be to use double letters (although aa would be confusing to any Scandinavian people emailing you).

[Dreamlight]

The email system does not support the ä, try using only oeysa_nok or something, -y is a casual version of yä. (i think...)

ae = ä

The problem is that can't be used in na'vi because ae can and does occur (in Frommer's favourite word for example). The problem is that there's no good way of writing them without special characters although my favourite method would be to use double letters (although aa would be confusing to any Scandinavian people emailing you).

aa = å

[Sіr. Ηaxalot]

Why not oeyasanok? Just skip the ¨, it's the most common method for åäö

And, I hope to be able to create a simple management system for the mail system by tomorrow. When that is done I can start giving out email access

[kewnya txamew'itan]

The email system does not support the ä, try using only oeysa_nok or something, -y is a casual version of yä. (i think...)

ae = ä

The problem is that can't be used in na'vi because ae can and does occur (in Frommer's favourite word for example). The problem is that there's no good way of writing them without special characters although my favourite method would be to use double letters (although aa would be confusing to any Scandinavian people emailing you).

aa = å

That's what I was aiming for  certainly a very different pronunciation.

Why not oeyasanok? Just skip the ¨, it's the most common method for åäö

And, I hope to be able to create a simple management system for the mail system by tomorrow. When that is done I can start giving out email access

Really? The usual de-special-isation I've seen for those characters is aa/--/oe (I've never seen a despecialisation of ä so wouldn't know).

THat said, skipping the accents is probably reasonable.

[Kxeyo]

Anyway, I'll choose a nice one, not offensive...


Ideas (open for everyone because I can't decide)
[email protected]
[email protected] (Obvicious )
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

...whatever

[Tsamsiyu92]

Why not use the casual -y for genitive, ya is an vacative suffix.

[Swoka Ikran]

[email protected]
[email protected] (Obvicious )

[email protected] is my second choice...now only if he'd create a subdomain so it could be [email protected] Without it, it'd end up "Sky-people is moron" instead of "sky-people are morons"

My third choice is [email protected]...

[Tsamsiyu92]

Why not [email protected]?

[Swoka Ikran]

Why not [email protected]?

I suppose that'd work. Didn't think of it.

And the parked domain page is gone now...instead there's a Na'vi-fied BSD devil



EDIT: Seems it's just down now

[Sіr. Ηaxalot]

Update: The server has been down for some time (of course it has to go down when I'm not home). I'm not sure why but it's probably caused by something like a power outage.

It should be up now anyway And I might get a simple registration system ready tonight, even though I'll probably hold it a bit longer for fine tuning.

[Swoka Ikran]

Glad to see it's back up.

As for a registration system, take your time

I'm sure most people would agree that it's better to take longer and have the software work instead of rushing and debugging it later when users complain.

[Sіr. Ηaxalot]

Registration system online!

All info here