Privacy laws in the USA, are they different from GDPR?
This poster presents a map of the language ares whose orthogrpahies have Punctuation-like Letters Indicating Tone.
This paper looks at differences in US law within a context of nonprofit risk managment.
We argue that language archives need to revise their business plans to stay relevant with the academic market and data ecology practices of their data consumers.
An unexpected encounter with a snake.
Rethinking language survey by looking at where audiences are headed, rather than where they are from.
Is the IPA really a phonetic transcription system when it comes to tone? Or must it force a user to make a phonological evaluation?
A couple of hand gestures taught to me by my friend.
A first effort attempt to create a meaningful flow diagram from curation data.