In-between palm facings (was no subject)

[Valerie Sutton]

SignWriting List
October 1st, 2007


On Oct 1, 2007, at 7:14 AM, Adam Frost wrote:
> I am not at a computer right now, but I will answer the question  
> with some suggestions that might help. I see three options. Two for  
> more detail and the other, in my opinion, might be more fitting.  
> There is a flat hand symbol that can show the diagonal angles with  
> 1/4 black. That's one option. Another is to use the heal hand  
> symbol. The third option that I think is more fitting would be to  
> use the flat hand symbol white with the knuckle break and the  
> diagnoal arrows. This is a smiplified spelling that would carry  
> enough information to the knowing signer. Sorry that I can't attach  
> a picture of these examples. I will as soon as I can, unless  
> someone who knows what I am refering to can do it for me. ;-)
> Adam

I agree with you totally, Adam. I personally would write it in the  
simplest way possible, without too many detailed symbols, unless we  
were writing a research on detailed palm facings. The more detailed  
symbols, pointed to in the attached diagram, are all useful and can  
certainly be used, but when it comes to writing for everyday use,  
they usually can be avoided...;-)



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