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Hello. My name is Ben Wing and I'm the author of most of the code in XEmacs. I've been involved in XEmacs (and Lucid Emacs before that) since 1992. I'm currently a graduate student in Linguistics at the University of Texas, Austin.
[edit] Pages I've made major contributions to
- Aorist: rewritten.
- Mediopassive voice: totally rewritten.
- Homeric Greek: created.
- Epic Greek: created.
- Injunctive mood: created.
- Intensive: created.
- Desiderative: created.
- Apabhramsa: created.
- Dissimilation of aspirates: created.
- Middle Indo-Aryan: created.
- Robert S. P. Beekes: created.
- I-mutation: created.
- West Germanic Gemination: created.
- The Burning of the School: created.
- Template:Book reference link: created.
- Template:Chapter reference: created.
- Template:Chapter reference link: created.
- Proto-Indo-European language: wrote section on verbs, much other work.
- Latin declension: wrote section on syncretism, added long marks, various other work.
- Laryngeal theory: rewrote section on pronunciation.
- Proto-Greek language: rewrote section on sound change.
- Ancient Greek: wrote sections on sound change, morphophonology, grammatical forms, verbs; about 80% of total.
- Proto-Germanic language: wrote section on sound change (1/3 of total), much work on morphology section.
- Ablaut: wrote much of section on zero-ablaut.
- History of the English language: wrote section on sound change (60% of total).
- Ancient Greek: write sections on sound change, morphophonology, grammatical forms, verbs; about 80% of total.
- Click consonants: wrote section on accompaniments, work on Khoisan inventories.
- Varieties of Arabic: wrote Sedentary vs. Bedouin, Morphological and syntactic variation, Phonetic variation (80% of total).
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Other notable changes:
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