I have spotted some inconsistency problems with the orthography of Artíjihàk. At first, just as other White Tiger members, I thought it would be solved in no time but that was not the case — it seems we need to do some serious reform in the Romanisation of the spelling of that language. So, the sound [æ] has always been written the character Andar, but in fact there seems to be two sorts of the sound [æ] itself, namely one that was produced through vowel raising / ablaut formation and another that resulted from the following vowel coalescence: 　　/a + e/ > [æ] The tricky part is that the one caused by coalescence has a chance to break up into two vowels, creating hiatus, which is (in Lorandaric dialect, at least) never resolved. This suggests that romanising these two types of [æ] as á is not always convenient, and thus needs improvements. My suggestion is that we should adopt another letter æ for romanising. Have you any advice?

Dear Woturih Enoma members, I, Tormis Narno, have newly lauched a Woturih Enoma Portal site. This was done according to the comments by Prof. Al-Qasim after the end of the beta test of Homo Connectus project. New projects beginning, and the community expanding, Prof. Al-Qasim and other members of the Woturih Enoma Administration Comittee (WEAC) have decided that a major reform should be made in the system of web communication, and so this portal site was designed under the supervision of WEAC and the heads of each department. I hope that all of you will find this site easy-to-use, and if you spot any problem within the system, please notify me. Warnajy argert, Tomohiro Nakano / Tormis Marzith Narno

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