"Draft" of Shaw on-line

[Jeffrey Kopp]

Klahowya, tillicums!  While I have copies of my transcript of Shaw
out at present to a couple faithful volunteers for proofreading, I
have proceeded to post what I have on the Web so that we may benefit
from the additional scrutiny of our many Jargon friends.  (Hiyu sikhs
seahosts delate kloshe nanitch.)  Of course, comments or notice of
any discrepancies are invited and welcomed.

www.geocities.com/Athens/Delphi/6460/shaw.htm

This addition should make a nice complement to the on-line Gibbs, and
after giving the dictionaries a rest for a while (I need to update my
main page, as well as catch up on many other things), I hope to add
another dictionary.  (Working with these is good for my Jargon; maybe
one of these days I might even start answering Jargon emails in like
fashion.)

Regards,

Jeff
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