The Anglish Moot is the meeting place for people interested in learning, reading, and writing in Anglish (New English). The foremost goal is to gather together all the available knowledge and resources on Anglish and make them accessible in one place. But beyond this, the Moot is a place for people to make resources, whether they be wordlists, translations, or even new compositions in the Anglish medium. In this way, the Moot acts as a bridge between the past and future of the Anglish project.
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| - The Anglish Moot is the meeting place for people interested in learning, reading, and writing in Anglish (New English). The foremost goal is to gather together all the available knowledge and resources on Anglish and make them accessible in one place. But beyond this, the Moot is a place for people to make resources, whether they be wordlists, translations, or even new compositions in the Anglish medium. In this way, the Moot acts as a bridge between the past and future of the Anglish project.
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| - The Anglish Moot is the meeting place for people interested in learning, reading, and writing in Anglish (New English). The foremost goal is to gather together all the available knowledge and resources on Anglish and make them accessible in one place. But beyond this, the Moot is a place for people to make resources, whether they be wordlists, translations, or even new compositions in the Anglish medium. In this way, the Moot acts as a bridge between the past and future of the Anglish project. The contents of the Moot can be broken down into three separate areas, hanging on the role they fulfill: 1.
* Knowhood/Information about Anglish. 2.
* Wordbooks and Wordlists/Dictionaries and Glossaries to enable reading and writing in the Anglish medium. 3.
* Bookcraft/Literature so that the Anglish project can be experienced as a language in itself. These areas hold within them many different kinds of resource, and are always being added to and widened. A more indepth explanation of the three areas follows.
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