Talk:Esperanto II
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Why does this need an article? Esperanto reforms are a dime a dozen. If it has any notability, it could go to the author's page. The most notable change is the one to the orthography that changes the exact things everyone else has? If this page needs to exist, the sample is less than useful; it's long, clunky, and doesn't show off the features of the languages. There's a reason why the Lord's Prayer is used; it's short, broken up into short phrases, and can quite likely be followed by the reader. While there's certainly reasons to not use the Lord's Prayer, a long scholarly (boring) text that the readers have to know Esperanto and wade through to get anything from is not useful.--Prosfilaes 00:16, 21 October 2007 (UTC)
