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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores <code>___</code> to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically. | You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores <code>___</code> to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically. | ||
Make sure you are submitting to the right "scope" (language). | Make sure you are submitting to the right "scope" (language). When adding a word, use the "scope:" field in the bottom left to set the scope to "en" for English, "jbo" for Lojban, "toa" for Toaq, or some natural language's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF_language_tag IETF tag]. | ||
Inside a definition or comment, <code>#A1b2C3d4E</code> links to the definition with that ID, and <code>**toa**</code> will be converted to a clickably-searchable Toaq word or phrase. | Inside a definition or comment, <code>#A1b2C3d4E</code> links to the definition with that ID, and <code>**toa**</code> will be converted to a clickably-searchable Toaq word or phrase. | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 5 March 2022
Toadua is a collaborative community dictionary for Toaq. It is operated by User:Uakci and lives here.
It's easy to make an account and start defining and voting on words.
Status
Toaq is not a democracy,[citation needed] but the language could not grow easily without a steady flow of community-invented and community-adopted "unofficial" words. Eventually, a definition submitted to Toadua may become official. Votes mostly reflect how well-liked and adopted by the community a word is.
Usage
You can add new words from the front page. When writing a definition, type three underscores ___ to leave an argument place. It will be converted into a fancy ▯ automatically.
Make sure you are submitting to the right "scope" (language). When adding a word, use the "scope:" field in the bottom left to set the scope to "en" for English, "jbo" for Lojban, "toa" for Toaq, or some natural language's IETF tag.
Inside a definition or comment, #A1b2C3d4E links to the definition with that ID, and **toa** will be converted to a clickably-searchable Toaq word or phrase.
Development
The source code is on GitHub.